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Meanings of accusative in English
Containing or expressing accusation.
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Usage of accusative in English
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The man with whom the accusative persons are placed is called Sheriff.
2
He oiled his machine with accusative frequency, but I failed to respond.
3
If people were classified grammatically, you'd be in the accusative case!
4
Darkhorse, of course, did not respond to the patriarch's angry and accusative call.
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Tasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
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Yajnavatasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
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The prepositions with the accusative that occur most frequently are
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Daiyatam is an accusative which, like, Samayam is governed by the transitive verb Kurvita.
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Here amum (the accusative of adas) evidently means 'that' and not 'this.'
10
He found Portia alone, for which he was glad; but her greeting was distinctly accusative.
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ID GENUS] An adjectival accusative, equivalent to genitive of quality; cf.
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The writer uses the nominative case for the accusative (vii.
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The genitive inflection is used for the accusative.
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Instead of the word "je" we can also use the accusative without a preposition.
15
That feller there, accusative finger to the fore.
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Singha, taking Savda-Brahma for an accusative, regards it as implying,-'such a man transcends all Vedic rites.'
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