naamval
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naamval (plural naamvalle)
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Etymology edit
From naam (“name, noun, nominal”) + val (“case”), calque of Latin cāsus nōminis. The oldest terms were val and geval, translating Latin casus (“case”), but the grammatical meaning of those words is now obsolete. Naam in the sense “noun” is also obsolete now.
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naamval m (plural naamvallen, diminutive naamvalletje n)
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Cases in the Indo-European languages:
- eerste naamval / nominatief / noemer
- tweede naamval / genitief / baarder, teler
- derde naamval / datief / gever
- vierde naamval / accusatief / aanklager
- vijfde naamval / vocatief / roeper
- zesde naamval / ablatief / nemer, wegnemer
- zevende naamval / locatief / plaatser
- achtste naamval / instrumentalis / veroorzaker
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