Genitive Case
... Now, here are the “-us” ending nouns in the genitive case: Sing. Pl. Amici (friend’s) amicorum (friends’) Equi (horse’s) equorum (horses’) Servi (slave’s) servorum (slaves’) ALL “-US” ENDING NOUNS FOLLOW THIS PATTERN. ...
... Now, here are the “-us” ending nouns in the genitive case: Sing. Pl. Amici (friend’s) amicorum (friends’) Equi (horse’s) equorum (horses’) Servi (slave’s) servorum (slaves’) ALL “-US” ENDING NOUNS FOLLOW THIS PATTERN. ...
Partitives A workshop at SLE 43
... Polish does not use a separate case or a specialized case marking for partitives; within the rich case system of contemporary Polish, the “partitive meaning” is considered as an extension of the prototypical meaning of the Genitive (reference-point constructions). In my presentation, I will consider ...
... Polish does not use a separate case or a specialized case marking for partitives; within the rich case system of contemporary Polish, the “partitive meaning” is considered as an extension of the prototypical meaning of the Genitive (reference-point constructions). In my presentation, I will consider ...