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• agentive case —    Aui ia.    ♦ The common agentive preposition is e. (Gram. 9.9.) …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• agentive — /ay jeuhn tiv/, adj. Gram. 1. pertaining to, or productive of, a form that indicates an agent or agency. 2. (in case grammar) pertaining to the semantic role or case of a noun phrase that indicates the volitional or primary causer of the action… …   Universalium

• agentive — a•gen•tive [[t]ˈeɪ dʒən tɪv[/t]] adj. 1) gram. of or designating a linguistic form or case that indicates the doer or causer of an action 2) gram. an agentive word or suffix, as the suffix er in painter[/ex] 3) cvb gram. the agentive case …   From formal English to slang

• case —   1. Container. Pahu, wahī.   2. Court case. Hihia, hihia kalaima, hihia waiwai.    ♦ Admiralty case, ho okolokolo moku.   3. Situation. Kūlana.    ♦ Serious case, kūlana pilikia loa, kūlana kūpiliki i.    ♦ In case of trespassing, a ma kahi o ke …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• Grammatical case — Grammatical categories Animacy Aspect Case Clusivity Definiteness Degree of comparison Evidentiality …   Wikipedia

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