belirtme hali
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sözcüğün -i, -ı, -u ya da -ü eki almış hâli
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The accusative case is a grammatical feature used in some languages to mark which word is the direct object of a verb—in other words, which noun receives the action of the verb. This matters because it helps clarify who or what is doing the action versus who or what is being acted upon, making sentences clearer and less ambiguous.
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- Instance of
- case
- Subclass of
- grammatical form
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- has effect
- direct object
- exact match
- purl.org/linguistics/gold/AccusativeCase
- short name
- вин.п.
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