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Noun
en-noun|sg=accusative case
#grammar: case used to mark the immediate object (direct object) on which the action or influence of a transitive verb has its limited influence.
Translations
Belarusian: в�навал�н� �клон (vinaval'ny sklon) m
Bosnian: akuzativ m
Bulgarian: виниÑ�елен падеж (vinÃtelen padéž) m
Chinese: å®¾æ ¼ (bÄ«n-gé)
Croatian: akuzativ m
Dutch: accusatief m, vierde naamval m, lijdend voorwerp n
Esperanto: akuzativo
Finnish: kohdanto, akkusatiivi
French: accusatif m
German: Akkusativ m, Wenfall m
Ancient Greek: IPAchar|αἰ�ια�ική ��ῶ�ι� (aitiatikà ptósis) f
Hebrew: ��ס �פע�� (yakhas ha-pa'ul) m
Hungarian: tárgy eset
Icelandic: þolfall n
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Interlingua: accusativo
Italian: accusativo m
Japanese: å¯¾æ ¼ (ã��ã��ã��ã��, taikakú)
Latin: casus accusativus m
Lithuanian: galininkas m
Novial: akusative
Polish: biernik m
Portuguese: acusativo m
Romanian: cazul acuzativ m
Russian: виниÑ�елÑ�нÑ�й падеж (vinÃtelâ��nyj padéž) m
Serbian: ак�за�ив (akuzativ) m
Spanish: caso acusativo m, complemento directo m
Swedish: ackusativ
Vietnamese: ��i cách
Volapük: kimifal
See also
Appendix:Grammatical cases
fr:accusative case
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tr:accusative case
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