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]).
Main declarations #
Greek.StandardModern.Case: the four cases.Greek.StandardModern.Case.label,Greek.StandardModern.Case.functions: the comparative value each case is named for, and the values it expresses.
References #
@[instance_reducible]
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- Greek.StandardModern.instDecidableEqCase x✝ y✝ = if h : x✝.ctorIdx = y✝.ctorIdx then isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
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@[instance_reducible]
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- Greek.StandardModern.instReprCase = { reprPrec := Greek.StandardModern.instReprCase.repr }
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Instances For
The comparative value a case is named for.
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The comparative values a case expresses: the genitive also expresses the indirect object.
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The dative function outlives the dative case.