Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
ablative, allative, elative, illative
Spanish translation:
ablativo(separación), alativo(en direción a), elativo(de dentro para fuera), ilativo(conclusión)
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Heloísa Ferdinandt
Sep 27, 2004 02:14
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English term
ablative, allative, elative, illative, adessive, inessive
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Hi, folks. These terms appear in a chart that's part of a text on the "permeability" of the "body envelop" in the intimate, personal, social and public spheres, respectively. Does it refer to grammar cases or sth.? What are the terms in Spanish???
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5 | ablativo | Heloísa Ferdinandt |
5 +1 | ablativo | Andrea Bullrich |
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ablativo
que expresa relaciones de separación y de alejamiento de un lugar
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Note added at 1 hr 5 mins (2004-09-27 03:20:12 GMT)
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alativo - indica movimiento en direción a alguien, a una cosa o lugar.
elativo - de dentro para fuera
ilativo - idea de conclusión
They are all cases related to verb\'s complements.
Please, follow Andrea\'s suggestion and post the other terms separately.
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Note added at 1 hr 5 mins (2004-09-27 03:20:12 GMT)
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alativo - indica movimiento en direción a alguien, a una cosa o lugar.
elativo - de dentro para fuera
ilativo - idea de conclusión
They are all cases related to verb\'s complements.
Please, follow Andrea\'s suggestion and post the other terms separately.
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English term (edited):
ablative
ablativo
Hi Andra,
Ablative is ablativo (caso ablativo) in Spanish. Please post the other terms separately and provide context for each, OK?
HTH
Andrea
Ablative is ablativo (caso ablativo) in Spanish. Please post the other terms separately and provide context for each, OK?
HTH
Andrea
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