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Nominative Subject

-used for the subject (that which is spoken about) of the sentence
Predicate Nominative
-used for the predicate nomintive (all tha is said about the subject)
Copulative Verbs
(or linking verb)
"be," "become," and "seem"
never followed by d.o. but an element equivaent to the subject (p.n.)
Genitive Case
-used to qualify or limit another noun in many ways
-"of"
Genitive of Possession
expresses ownership or possession
"the book of the girl"
Dative Case
-used to express the person/thing (i.o.) intrested/affected by the action of the verb.
-"to" or "for"
Dative of Reference
with reference to whom
Dative of Indirect Object
expresses the indirect object of the verb
(no prep)
Accusative Case
-used for the direct object
-used following certian prepositions
Accusitive of Direct Object
expresses the object directly affected by the verb
Accusitive of Motion
expressed motion to, toward, into, onto, around, and through
(requires a prep.)
Ablative Case
-used to express seperation
-used to express association/instrument
-used to express location
Ablative of Seperation
expresses motion from a place
(usually reqires prep.)
Ablative of Accompaniment
shows who is accompanying
(requires prep. "cum")
Ablative of Instrument
indicated what something is done with
(no prep)
abl. of means
Ablative of Means
indicates what something is done with
(no prep)
abl. of instrument
Ablitive of Location
expresses ideas of location or places where
(require prep. "in")
Vocative Case
-used to adress someone directly
(sometime preceeded by the interjection ō)
Dative of Possessor
indicates the person who possesses something
-this is an extension of referential function
"there was to the women a plan"
Ablitive of Personal Agent
used with passive verbs
(requires prep. "ā" or "ab")
Ablative of Manner
expresses the manner in which an action is performed
(when not used w/ an adj. the prep. "cum" is required; when used w/ an adj. the prep. "cum" is optional)
Ablative of Respect
used to limit or turther specify the meaning of an adjective or a verb
(no prep.)
Partitive Genitive
represents the whole of which another noun is a part
Subject Genitive
expresses the person or thing performing the verbal action implied in another noun
Apposition
a noun that further defines ot limits another noun next to it and often set off in commas
Subject Infinitive
an infinitive that may be used as the subject of another verb
Object Genitive
expresses the person or thing reveiving a verbal action implied in another noun