accusative Englisch Deutsch Akkusativ �bersetzung Synonym

accusative Englisch Deutsch:

Akkusativ	accusative
Akkusativ m, vierter Fall gramm.	accusative
Akkusativ m vierter Fall ling.	accusative
Wechselpräposition f ling.	a preposition governing dative or accusative
etw. verlangen regieren ling. verlangend regierend verlangt regiert verlangt regiert verlangte regierte Diese Präposition verlangt den Akkusativ.	to govern sth. governing governed governs governed This preposition governs the accusative (case).
etw. verlangen regieren v ling. verlangend regierend verlangt regiert verlangt regiert verlangte regierte Diese Präposition verlangt den Akkusativ.	to govern sth. governing governed governs governed This preposition governs the accusative (case).
Fall m, Kasus m gramm. Nominativ m, erster Fall Genitiv m, zweiter Fall Dativ m, dritter Fall Akkusativ m, vierter Fall Instrumental n, fünfter Fall Ablativ m, fünfter Fall Präpositiv m, sechster Fall Vokativ m (Anredefall), sechster Fall	case nominative case genitive case dative case accusative case instrumental case ablative case prepositional case vocative case
Fall m Kasus m ling. Nominativ m erster Fall Genitiv m zweiter Fall Dativ m dritter Fall Akkusativ m vierter Fall Instrumental n fünfter Fall Ablativ m fünfter Fall Präpositiv m sechster Fall Vokativ m (Anredefall) sechster Fall	case nominative case genitive case dative case accusative case instrumental case ablative case prepositional case vocative case

accusative Definition:

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Accusative (a.) Producing accusations

Accusative (a.) Applied to the case (as the fourth case of Latin and Greek nouns) which expresses the immediate object on which the action or influence of a transitive verb terminates, or the immediate object of motion or tendency to, expressed by a preposition. It corresponds to the objective case in English.

Accusative (n.) The accusative case.

accusative / accusative case / objective case the case of nouns serving as the direct object of a verb

accusative / accusatory / accusing / accusive containing or expressing accusation, "an accusitive forefinger", "black accusatory looks", "accusive shoes and telltale trousers"- O.Henry, "his accusing glare"

objective / accusative serving as or indicating the object of a verb or of certain prepositions and used for certain other purposes, "objective case", "accusative endings"

accusative Synonyme:

condemnatory abusive accusative accusatory accusing blackening blameful censorious contemptuous damnatory denunciatory deprecative deprecatory depreciative derisive disparaging execrating execrative execratory imputative invective inveighing judgmental objurgatory priggish proscriptive recriminatory reproachful reprobative reviling ridiculing scoffing vilifying vituperative

nominative abessive ablative accusative adessive allative appellative approximative byname case cognominal common case dative delative denominative diminutive elative epithetic eponymic eponymous essive formal genitive honorific hypocoristic illative in name only inessive instrumental lative local case locative nominal objective case oblique case perlative possessive case prepositional quasi self-called self-christened self-styled so-called soi-disant subject case sublative superessive terminative titular translative vocative would-be

prepositional abessive ablative accusative adessive adjectival adverbial allative approximative attributive case common case conjunctive copulative correct dative delative elative essive formal functional genitive glossematic grammatic illative inessive instrumental intransitive lative linking local case locative nominal nominative objective case oblique case participial perlative possessive case postpositional pronominal structural subject case sublative substantive superessive syntactic tagmemic terminative transitive translative verbal vocative

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