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Also known as grammatical case, grammar case
言語において、体言や用言に付与し、又はそれらの語順などによって文中の単語間の関係性を示す標識体系
"Case" is a grammatical system that marks how nouns and modifiers function in a sentence—for example, whether they're the subject performing an action, the object receiving an action, or showing possession. It matters because many languages use case endings or changes to signal these relationships, which helps readers and listeners understand who is doing what to whom.
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Article · 日本語
格（かく、英語: Case）とは、名詞、代名詞、形容詞、分詞などに付与されて、その語を含む句が持つ意味的・統語的な関係を示す標識の体系で、語形を決める文法範疇・素性の一つである。 換言すると、典型的な格とは、語の形を変えることによって、主語・目的語といった統語的関係や、行為の行なわれる場所・物体の所有者といった意味的関係をその語を含む句が持っていることを表すマークである。
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