English
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Noun
genitive case
- grammar: noun case used to express some relationship such as possession or origin. It corresponds roughly to the English preposition "of." Though similar to the possessive case, it is not the same (the possessive case shows possession, while the genitive is much broader: Johnâs milk is possessive as well as genitive; glass of milk is only genitive, since the milk does not possess the glass). Some languages that make use of the genitive case include Croatian, Dyirbal, Finnish, German, Greek, Latin, Polish, Quechua, Russian, and Sanskrit.
Translations
Arabic: ARchar|ØاÙØ© اÙÙ
ضا٠اÙÙÙ|ØÙاÙة٠اÙÙ
ÙضÙاÙ٠إÙÙÙÙÙ unicode|(ħáËltu l-muÉáËfi iléyh),
Belarusian: ÑÐ¾Ð´Ð½Ñ Ñклон (rodny sklon) m
Bosnian: genitiv m
Bulgarian: ÑодиÑелен падеж (rodÃtelen padéž) m
Chinese: å±æ ¼ (shÇgé)
Croatian: genitiv m
Czech: genitiv m, druhý pád m
Danish: ejefald
Dutch: tweede naamval m, genitief m
Esperanto: genitivo
Finnish: genetiivi
French: génitif m
German: Genitiv m
Greek: γενική (yenikÃ) f
Hebrew: ××ס ××§× ×²× (yakhas ha-knayn) m
Hungarian: birtokos eset
Icelandic: eignarfall n
Italian: caso genitivo m
mid
Japanese: å±æ ¼#Japanese|å±æ ¼ (ãã£ãã, zokkakú)
Latin: casus genetivus m
Lithuanian: kilmininkas m
Novial: genitive
Polish: dopeÅniacz m
Portuguese: caso genitivo m
Romanian: cazul genitiv m
Russian: ÑодиÑелÑнÑй падеж (rodÃtelânyj padéž) m
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: гениÑив m
:Roman: genitiv m
Slovak: druhý pád m, genitÃv m
Spanish: caso genitivo m
Swedish: genitiv
Vietnamese: sinh cách
Volapük: kimafal
See also
Appendix:Grammatical cases
fr:genitive case
pl:genitive case
tr:genitive case
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