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Tek dilli örnekler (PONS yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmamıştır)
Although it is adjectival, it exists only in the nominative case, and declines for gender and number (not for person).
en.wikipedia.org For photo documents systematic, nominative and authors catalogues are created; for voice records genre-thematic and implementation-authors catalogues, archives guide.
en.wikipedia.org The nominative always forms the "orem" ending in the accusative.
en.wikipedia.org The tables below show the plural formation modes for nouns according to their gender, in the non-articulated nominative/accusative case.
en.wikipedia.org Nouns whose stem ends in -w change this to -u or drop it in the nominative singular.
en.wikipedia.org İnternetten örnekler (PONS yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmamıştır)
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www.russlandjournal.de * Accusative Singular of masculine adjectives and Accusative Plural of all adjectives take the same form as Nominative if it refers to an animate noun.
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* Der maskuline Akkusativ Singular und der Akkusativ Plural aller drei Geschlechter entspricht im Russischen dem Nominativ, wenn das dazugehörige Substantiv unbelebt ist.
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cms.ifa.de relative pronouns in the nominative + accusative
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Relativpronomen im Nominativ + Akkusativ
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deutsch.lingolia.com The article tells us the gender (masculine, feminine, neuter), number (singular, plural), and case (nominative, accusative, dative, genitive) of the noun.
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Am Artikel erkennen wir Genus (maskulin, feminin, neutral), Numerus (Singular, Plural) und Kasus (Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv).
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deutsch.lingolia.com predicate noun There’s often a noun in the nominative form after the verbs sein/werden/bleiben – this is, however, not the real subject of the sentence, but rather a predicate (it assigns a characteristic to the subject).
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prädikativer Nominativ Hinter den Verben sein/werden/bleiben steht häufig ebenfalls ein Nomen im Nominativ – dies ist allerdings nicht das richtige Subjekt, sondern ein Prädikativ (es weist dem Subjekt eine Eigenschaft zu).
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deutsch.lingolia.com The subject of a sentence – which we find by asking “Who/what is performing the action?” – is always in the nominative.
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Im Nominativ steht das Subjekt des Satzes, das wir mit „Wer/Was?“ erfragen.
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