nominative in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for nominative in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.nominative [Brit ˈnɒmɪnətɪv, Am ˈnɑm(ə)nədɪv] N LING

nominative

nominativo m

in the nominative

al nominativo

II.nominative [Brit ˈnɒmɪnətɪv, Am ˈnɑm(ə)nədɪv] ADJ

1. nominative LING:

nominative ending

del nominativo

nominative noun

al nominativo

2. nominative (bearing a name):

nominative share

nominativo

nominative case N LING

nominative case

caso m nominativo

Translations for nominative in the Italian»English Dictionary

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caso nominativo

nominative case

nominativo titolo, azione

nominative

nominativo

nominative

al nominativo

in the nominative

titolo nominativo

nominative or registered security or share

caso nominativo

nominative case

nominative in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nominative in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.nominative [ˈnɑ:·mə·nə·tɪv] N

nominative

nominativo m

II.nominative [ˈnɑ:·mə·nə·tɪv] ADJ

nominative

nominativo, -a

Translations for nominative in the Italian»English Dictionary

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nominativo (-a)

nominative

nominativo

nominative

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The pronouns above are those in the nominative case.

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The instrumental case can be followed by the nominative case.

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The tables below show the plural formation modes for nouns according to their gender, in the non-articulated nominative/accusative case.

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The nominative always forms the "orem" ending in the accusative.

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Commonly encountered cases include nominative, accusative, dative and genitive.

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It has a population of about 12,000 inhabitants and is surrounded by several hills from whom it is said the nominative derives from.

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Unlike the old nominative, the accusative had a clear distinction between masculine and feminine forms.

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Pronouns are also marked as either nominative or oblique.

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However, when someone is elected, his post is the complement of the same preposition in nominative plural.

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They are used in the nominative and are regarded as literary in the contemporary language.

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