ETYM French ablatif, ablative, Latin ablativus from ablatus. Related to Ablation.
1. Tending to ablate; i.e. to be removed or vaporized at very high temperature.
2. (Linguistics) Relating to the ablative case.
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Odnosi se na ablativ.
Koji se tiče ablativa ili pripada ablativu; ablativni genitiv je genitiv kojim se kazuje otkuda nešto potiče, ili od čega se rastavlja i udaljava, npr. Treba se kloniti rđavih prijatelja; Srećno smo se oslobodili neprijatelja.
Plural: ablatives
The case indicating the agent in passive sentences or the instrument or manner or place of the action described by the verb; SYN. ablative case.
Indicating direction from or time when
Signifying agency
In the grammar of certain inflected languages, such as Latin, the ablative case is the form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective used to indicate the agent in passive sentences or the instrument, manner, or place of the action described by the verb.
Abkhazia · ablactation · ablaqueate · ablaqueation · ablate · ablation · ablatival · ablative · ablaut · ablaze · able · able-bodied · able-bodied seaman · abled · ablegate · ablegation · ableness · ablepharia · ablephary
Šesti padež u deklinaciji nekih jezika (npr. u latinskom koji označava udaljavanje, odvajanje, poticaenj odnekud, poreklo).
Padež odvajanja, kretanja odnekud, poticanja; u srpskom jeziku jednak sa genitivom i u tome značenju se naziva ablativni genitiv.