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"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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Vinony's link graph records 926 inbound references to cách, and connects out to adposition, nominative case and object.
It is catalogued under the topic Grammatical cases.
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- purl.org/linguistics/gold/CaseProperty
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