vocative in Vietnamese

Tính từ
(ngôn ngữ học) (thuộc) cách xưng hô

Danh từ
(ngôn ngữ học) cách xưng hô

Sentence patterns related to "vocative"

1. Avocative vs vocative - what is the difference

2. Plural of Auditorium··nominative feminine singular of audītōrius nominative neuter plural of audītōrius accusative neuter plural of audītōrius vocative feminine singular of audītōrius vocative neuter plural of audītōrius

3. Latin: ·a female Adversary, opponent··ablative feminine singular of adversus nominative feminine singular of adversus nominative neuter plural of adversus accusative neuter plural of adversus vocative feminine singular of adversus vocative neuter plural of adversus

4. Plural of Branchia··genitive/dative singular of Branchia nominative/vocative plural of Branchia

5. Antiptosis the substitution of one grammatical case for another, e.g., use of the nominative where the vocative would normally occur

6. 11 Case: The category of case is prominent in the grammar of Latin, with six distinctions of nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative and ablative.

7. Latin: ·nominative masculine plural of Adductus· genitive masculine singular of Adductus· genitive neuter singular of Adductus vocative masculine plural of Adductus

8. Singular plural indefinite articulation definite articulation indefinite articulation definite articulation nominative/accusative (un) Agnat: Agnatul (niște) agnați: agnații: genitive/dative (unui) Agnat: Agnatului (unor) agnați: agnaților: vocative Agnatule:

9. Singular plural indefinite articulation definite articulation indefinite articulation definite articulation nominative/accusative (un) Anglist: Anglistul (niște) angliști: angliștii: genitive/dative (unui) Anglist: Anglistului (unor) angliști: angliștilor: vocative Anglistule:

10. Singular plural indefinite articulation definite articulation indefinite articulation definite articulation nominative/accusative (o) Batere: Baterea (niște) bateri: baterile: genitive/dative (unei) bateri: baterii (unor) bateri: baterilor: vocative Batere, Batereo: baterilor: Synonyms

11. Italian: ·third-person singular present indicative of Adagiare· second-person singular imperative of Adagiare··nominative plural of adagium accusative plural of adagium vocative plural of adagium

12. Commas are used after the 'setting the scene for a sentence,' after a transitional phrase (e.g., 'however'), after an interjection (e.g., 'Yes'), before a conjunction (e.g., 'and,' 'but'), for parentheses (like brackets), after a long subject, in lists, and with the vocative case

13. Ahi: ahayo or ahī: Accusative (second) Ahiṃ: ahayo or ahī: Instrumental (third) Ahinā: ahīhi or ahībhi: Dative (fourth) Ahissa or Ahino: ahīnaṃ: Ablative (fifth) Ahismā or Ahimhā: ahīhi or ahībhi: Genitive (sixth) Ahissa or Ahino: ahīnaṃ: Locative (seventh) Ahismiṃ or Ahimhi: ahīsu: Vocative (calling) Ahi: ahayo or ahī

14. We quote Professor Moule: “In John 20:28 Ho kýrios mou kai ho theós mou [that is, My Lord and my God], it is to be noted that a substantive [like God] in the Nominative case used in a vocative sense [in address to Jesus] and followed by a possessive [of me] could not be anarthrous [that is, without the definite article the] . . . ; the article [the] before theós may, therefore, not be significant. . . . the use of the article [the] with a virtual Vocative (compare John 20:28 referred to above, and 1 Peter 2:18, Colossians 3:18ff.) may also be due to Semitic idiom.”—Pages 116, 117, of An Idiom-Book of New Testament Greek, by C.