module: case

Class CaseFeature


Extends:

        MorphosyntacticFeature
 

Direct Instances:

  1. SuperessiveCase
  2. EssiveCase
  3. AdessiveCase
  4. InteressiveCase
  5. InessiveCase
  6. SubessiveCase
  7. LocationalCase
  8. AblativeCase
  9. SuperablativeCase
  10. SubablativeCase
  11. InterablativeCase
  12. InablativeCase
  13. ContablativeCase
  14. LativeCase
  15. SublativeCase
  16. ContlativeCase
  17. ElativeCase
  18. IllativeCase
  19. SuperlativeCase
  20. DelativeCase
  21. PerlativeCase
  22. InterlativeCase
  23. AnyCase
  24. MotionCase
  25. AllativeCase
  26. ContallativeCase
  27. SuperallativeCase
  28. SuballativeCase
  29. InterallativeCase
  30. InallativeCase
  31. TerminativeCase
  32. InterminativeCase
  33. SuperterminativeCase
  34. ConterminativeCase
  35. InterterminativeCase
  36. SubterminativeCase
  37. TranslativeCase
  38. SubtranslativeCase
  39. IntranslativeCase
  40. SupertranslativeCase
  41. IntertranslativeCase
  42. OtherCase
  43. CoreCase
  44. AdjunctCase
  45. InstrumentalCase
  46. ComitativeCase
  47. AbessiveCase
  48. ArgumentCase
  49. ErgativeCase
  50. AbsolutiveCase
  51. DativeCase
  52. NominativeCase
  53. AccusativeCase
  54. OtherCoreCase
  55. PartitiveCase
  56. MalefactiveCase
  57. BenefactiveCase
  58. VocativeCase
  59. PossessionCase
  60. GenitiveCase
  61. PossessedCase
 

Direct Subclasses:

None
 

Class Documentation:

Case is a system of marking dependent nouns for the type of relationship (syntactic or semantic) they bear to some other element in the sentence, such as a verb, noun, pronoun, or adposition(Pei and Gaynor 1954: 35; Crystal 1980: 5354; Anderson 1985: 179180; Andrews 1985: 7172; Mish et al. 1990: 211; Kuno 1973: 45; Blake 2001).

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