a small grammar

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Rhiannon Morris 2021-06-11 11:10:15 +02:00
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@ -282,7 +282,9 @@ The basic meaning of the _essive_ case is a state. It is used:
- when a noun modifies another, but with a descriptive meaning\ - when a noun modifies another, but with a descriptive meaning\
`{!wasalgu fadau}` "animal friend" (i.e. a friend who is an animal); `{!wasalgu fadau}` "animal friend" (i.e. a friend who is an animal);
- as the object of certain verbs like __TODO what?__; - as the object of certain verbs like __TODO what?__;
- with [comparatives](#adjectivals). - with [comparatives](#adjectivals);
- as the second argument of `{!ai}`
(in very conservative styles the nominative is still used here)
The _translative_ and _exessive_ cases indicate a change of state: The _translative_ and _exessive_ cases indicate a change of state: