حالت جایی
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grammatical case which indicates a location
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The locative case is a grammatical feature in some languages that marks where something is located or where an action takes place. It matters because it helps speakers and listeners clearly understand the spatial relationships between people, objects, and events in a sentence.
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- Instance of
- case
- Subclass of
- inflected form
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- short name
- LOC
- equivalent class
- purl.org/linguistics/gold/LocativeCase
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