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illative case

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English

Noun

illative case (plural illative cases)

(grammar) A case used to indicate movement into something; for example, into the house.
Languages that make use of the illative case include Finnish, Hungarian, and Quechua.

Translations

case used to indicate movement into something

Catalan: il·latiu (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 入格 (zh) (rùgé)
Danish: illativ c
Dutch: illatief (nl) m, illativus m
Estonian: sisseütlev (et), illatiiv (et)
Finnish: illatiivi (fi), sisätulento (fi)
French: illatif (fr) m
German: Illativ m
Hungarian: illativus
Icelandic: íferðarfall (is) n
Japanese: 入格 (ja) (にゅうかく, nyūkaku)
Latin: casus illativus m
Lithuanian: Iliatyvas
Polish: illatyw m inan, illativus (pl) m inan
Portuguese: ilativo (pt) m, caso ilativo m
Romanian: definitiv (ro) n
Russian: иллати́вный паде́ж m (illatívnyj padéž), иллати́в (ru) m (illatív)
Spanish: caso ilativo m
Swedish: illativ (sv)

See also

Appendix:Grammatical cases