Ablative case

Pronunciation: /ˈæbˈɛɫˈˌeɪˌtiaɪˈvi ˈkeɪs/

Ablative case (noun)

  1. A grammatical case used in some languages to show separation, source, or movement away from something.
  2. A case name found in some language descriptions, marking meanings like cause, comparison, or instrument.

Examples

  • The ablative case shows how something is used or described in Latin.
  • In Latin, the ablative case can mark place, cause, or instrument.