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![]() Date: 2014-01-22 14:40:19Syntax Ergative–absolutive language Nominative–accusative language Dative case Absolutive case Intransitive verb Lative case Telicity Oblique case Grammatical cases Linguistics Grammar | Add to Reading List |
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