Serving to express or indicate possession.
The case that marks a noun as being the possessor of another noun.
1 It's called panis; genitive , pani; dative, pano; vocative, panus; ablative, pano.
2 Point out the direct and indirect objects and the genitive of the possessor.
3 The genitive absolute is Greek in character, but does not occur in Ο´.
4 He further notes some curious uses of the genitive case, e.g.
5 All great composers, of an originality more composite than genitive , have these infatuations.
6 The genitive and dative are changed in the next example (I. iii.
7 Tasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
8 Yajnavatasya is an instance of the genitive for the accusative.
9 The Christian Brothers' Grammar gives Irish nouns three cases: vocative, genitive and the common form.
10 The genitive in Saxon would be mannes, a trochee; in English, of man, an iambus.
11 It has all to do with the genitive case as perfected by our Gaelic ancestors.
12 The nominative may be construed with the previous line, but the genitive would be better.
13 ID GENUS] An adjectival accusative, equivalent to genitive of quality; cf.
14 Sometimes after the genitive he brings in the nominative, as in this (I. i.
15 Harf al-Jarr=a particle governing the noun in the genitive or a mode of thrusting and tumbling.
16 The genitive case denotes dependence; the dative, transmission.
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