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nominative case - tradução para holandês
GRAMMATICAL CASE
Nominative; Subjective case; Subject case; Nominative Case; The Nominative Case; Casus rectus; Nominativus
nominative case
onderwerpsvorm, eerste naamval (in taalkunde)
case ending
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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY WHOSE VALUE REFLECTS THE GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION PERFORMED BY A NOUN OR PRONOUN IN A PHRASE, CLAUSE, OR SENTENCE
Noun case; Case (linguistics); Case (grammar); Case ending; Grammatical cases; Case system; Case endings; Case (language); Case marking; Morphological case; Noun cases; Language case; English cases; Noun cases in English; Cases (grammar)
{grammatica:}einde naamval
lower case
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DISTINCTIVE PROPERTY OF A LETTER IN A BICAMERAL ALPHABET (MOST NOTABLY THE LATIN, GREEK, OR CYRILLIC ONES); PIECE OF INFORMATION WHETHER A LETTER GRAPHEME IS TALLER "UPPER CASE" OR LOWER "LOWER CASE"
Lower case; Case (orthography); Capital letter; Lowercase; Uppercase; Majuscule letter; Upper case; Minuscule letter; Miniscule; Sentence case; Uppercase letter; Lowercase letter; Lower-case; Upper CASE; Upper-case; Capital lettres; Capital lettre; Lowercase letters; Capital and lowercase; Use of small letters; Majiscule; Minuscules; Majuscules; Block caps; Majuscule; Lower CASE; Case folding; UPPERCASE; Case (typography); Capital letters; Lowercased; Small letter; Minuscule text; Bicameral script; Manuscript capital; Choice of case in text; Title capitalization; Minuscule type; Proper case; Shoutcase; Lower-case letter; Upper-case letter; Start case; Start Case; Miniscules; Casefold; Casefolding; Case fold; Case style; Kebab case; Kabob case; Kebabcase; Upcase; Up-case; Locase; Lo-case; Lowcase; Low-case; Spine case; Downcase; Capital Letters; Majuscule and minuscule; Maiuscule; Big letter; Big letters; Small letters; Large letters; Kebab-case; Sentence-case; Quadrilinear; Minuscule; All lowercase; Uppercase letters; Upper and lower case; Mid-sentence case; Casing pair; Upcased
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Definição
nominative
In the grammar of some languages, the nominative or the nominative case is the case used for a noun when it is the subject of a verb. Compare accusative
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Wikipédia
Nominative case
In grammar, the nominative (case) (abbreviated NOM), subjective case, straight case or upright case is one of the grammatical cases of a noun or other part of speech, which generally marks the subject of a verb, or (in Latin and formal variants of English) a predicative nominal or adjective, as opposed to its object, or other verb arguments. Generally, the noun "that is doing something" is in the nominative, and the nominative is often the form listed in dictionaries.
