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See Elative for disambiguation.
Elative (from Latin
efferre "to bring or carry out") is a
locative case with the basic meaning "out of".
In
Finnish elative is typically formed by adding "sta/stä", in
Estonian by adding "st" to the genitive stem. In
Hungarian the suffix "ból/ből" is used for elative.
"talosta" - "out of the house, from house" (Finnish "talo" = "house")
"majast" - "out of the house, from house" (Estonian "maja" = "house")
"házból" - "out of house" (Hungarian "ház" = "house")
In some
dialects of
Spoken Finnish it's common to drop the last
vowel and thus the usage of elative resembles that of Estonian, for example
"talost' ".
Other locative cases are:
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