noun-chart

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Case

Number

Gender

Part of Speech

N A T D R

Nominative Noun Names a person, place Thing, or idea

Adjective Modifies a noun (parsing will agree with the noun it modifies)

N

Genitive (of, from)*

G

Demonstrative Pronoun “this,” “that” & (ek) “these,” “those” Add MOT

Relative Pronoun “that,” “who” “what” “which,” “that which”

Genitive shows possession-“of.” This also includes Ablative, which shows separation “from.” Use “of” or “from” if no preposition.

Masculine

M

Feminine

F

Neuter

N

Dative (to, in by, with)*

ArTicle “The” (parsing will agree with the noun it modifies)

Indicates the SUBJECT (Could indicate predicate Nominative or predicate adjective if there is a being verb.

D A V

Dative receives action, especially as an indirect object. Includes Locative (shows location) and Instrumental (shows means) are included here.

Accusative

S

Singular How many? Just one. Example: Liz carries a purse.

Usually acts as the direct object.

Vocative Vocative is used when the speaker is addressing someone. “John, clean your room.” John is in the vocative case.

P

Plural More than one. Example: They carry purses.


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