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Linglib.Fragments.Greek.StandardModern.Case

Modern Greek case #

Standard Modern Greek has four cases: nominative, accusative, genitive and vocative. The dative of Ancient Greek (Greek.Ancient.Case) is gone, and the indirect object of a ditransitive is a genitive, beside a prepositional phrase in se with the accusative ([MS10]). Blake gives the system, vocative aside, as a three-case nominative–accusative–genitive system ([Bla94b]).

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The four cases.

  • nom : Case

    The nominative.

  • acc : Case

    The accusative.

  • gen : Case

    The genitive.

  • voc : Case

    The vocative.

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    def Greek.StandardModern.instReprCase.repr :
    Case → ℕ → Std.Format
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      The comparative values a case expresses: the genitive also expresses the indirect object.

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        theorem Greek.StandardModern.Case.biUnion_functions_eq_insert_dat :
        Finset.univ.biUnion functions = insert Case.dat (Finset.image label Finset.univ)

        The dative function outlives the dative case.