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You know declension, or? | |||
*homo (nominative) "[the] man" [as a subject] (e.g., homo ibi stat the man is standing there) | |||
*hominis (genitive) "of [the] man" [as a possessor](e.g., nomen hominis est Claudius the man's name is Claudius) | |||
*hominī (dative) "to [the] man" [as an indirect object] (e.g., homini donum dedi I gave a present to the man; homo homini lupus est Man is a wolf to man.) | |||
*hominem (accusative) "[the] man" [as a direct object] (e.g., ad hominem toward the man, in the sense of argument directed personally; hominem vidi I saw the man) | |||
*homine (ablative) "[the] man" [in various uses not covered by the above] (e.g., sum altior homine I am taller than the man). | |||
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==unknown probably bc, 6.0.1.18179== | |||
struct DeclinedWordCasesRec { | |||
uint32_t m_ID; | |||
{{Type/foreign_key|table=DeclinedWord}} m_declinedWordID; | |||
uint32_t m_caseIndex; // from 1 to 5. {nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative} | |||
{{Type|stringref}} m_declinedWord; | |||
}; | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:39, 1 January 2020
You know declension, or?
- homo (nominative) "[the] man" [as a subject] (e.g., homo ibi stat the man is standing there)
- hominis (genitive) "of [the] man" [as a possessor](e.g., nomen hominis est Claudius the man's name is Claudius)
- hominī (dative) "to [the] man" [as an indirect object] (e.g., homini donum dedi I gave a present to the man; homo homini lupus est Man is a wolf to man.)
- hominem (accusative) "[the] man" [as a direct object] (e.g., ad hominem toward the man, in the sense of argument directed personally; hominem vidi I saw the man)
- homine (ablative) "[the] man" [in various uses not covered by the above] (e.g., sum altior homine I am taller than the man).
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unknown probably bc, 6.0.1.18179
struct DeclinedWordCasesRec {
uint32_t m_ID;
foreign_keyⁱ<uint32_t, &DeclinedWordRec::m_ID> m_declinedWordID;
uint32_t m_caseIndex; // from 1 to 5. {nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative}
stringrefⁱ m_declinedWord;
};