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Dative case / Oblique case / Nominative case / Preposition and postposition / Accusative case / Declension / Inflection / Latin declension / Locative case / Grammatical cases / Linguistics / Grammar
Date: 2006-08-08 10:11:17
Dative case
Oblique case
Nominative case
Preposition and postposition
Accusative case
Declension
Inflection
Latin declension
Locative case
Grammatical cases
Linguistics
Grammar

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