nominative case

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• General-American: /ˈnɑm(ɪ)nətɪv keɪs/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈnɒm(ɪ)nətɪv keɪs/
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• rhymes with -eɪs
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No etymology was provided for this word.

112 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: nominatief — case used to indicate the subject
• Afrikaans: eerste naamval — case used to indicate the subject
• Albanian: emërore — case used to indicate the subject
• Arabic: حَالَةْ اَلرَّفْع (ḥālat ar-rafʕ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Arabic: مَرْفُوع (marfūʕ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Armenian: ուղղական հոլով (uġġakan holov) — case used to indicate the subject
• Armenian: ուղղական (uġġakan) — case used to indicate the subject
• Asturian: nominativu — case used to indicate the subject
• Azerbaijani: adlıq hal — case used to indicate the subject
• Belarusian: назо́ўны склон (nazówny sklon) — case used to indicate the subject
• Bulgarian: имени́телен паде́ж (imenítelen padéž) — case used to indicate the subject
• Carpathian Rusyn: номінатів (nominativ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Catalan: cas nominatiu — case used to indicate the subject
• Catalan: nominatiu — case used to indicate the subject
• Chechen: цӏерниг дожар (cʼernig dožar) — case used to indicate the subject
• Chinese Mandarin: 主格 (zhǔgé) — case used to indicate the subject
• Czech: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Czech: první pád — case used to indicate the subject
• Danish: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Dutch: eerste naamval — case used to indicate the subject
• Dutch: nominatief — case used to indicate the subject
• Erzya: лемдиця (lemdića) — case used to indicate the subject
• Esperanto: nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Estonian: nimetav kääne — case used to indicate the subject
• Estonian: nominatiiv — case used to indicate the subject
• Faroese: hvørfall — case used to indicate the subject
• Finnish: nominatiivi — case used to indicate the subject
• Finnish: nimentö — case used to indicate the subject
• French: nominatif — case used to indicate the subject
• Old French: nominatif case — case used to indicate the subject
• Old French: nominatif — case used to indicate the subject
• Galician: nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Georgian: სახელობითი (saxelobiti) — case used to indicate the subject
• Georgian: სახელობითი ბრუნვა (saxelobiti brunva) — case used to indicate the subject
• Georgian: ნომინატივი (nominaṭivi) — case used to indicate the subject
• German: Nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• German: Werfall — case used to indicate the subject
• German: Wer-Fall — case used to indicate the subject
• Greek: ονομαστική (onomastikí) — case used to indicate the subject
• Ancient Greek: πτῶσις ὀνομαστική (ptôsis onomastikḗ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Ancient Greek: ὀνομαστική (onomastikḗ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Ancient Greek: εὐθεῖα πτῶσις (eutheîa ptôsis) — case used to indicate the subject
• Ancient Greek: εὐθεῖα (eutheîa) — case used to indicate the subject
• Ancient Greek: ὀρθή (orthḗ) — case used to indicate the subject
• Gujarati: પહેલી વિભક્તિ (pahelī vibhakti) — case used to indicate the subject
• Gujarati: પહેલી (pahelī) — case used to indicate the subject
• Gujarati: પ્રથમા વિભક્તિ (prathmā vibhakti) — case used to indicate the subject
• Gujarati: પ્રથમા (prathmā) — case used to indicate the subject
• Hebrew: נושא (nosé) — case used to indicate the subject
• Hungarian: alanyeset — case used to indicate the subject
• Icelandic: nefnifall — case used to indicate the subject
• Ingrian: nominativa — case used to indicate the subject
• Irish: ainmneach — case used to indicate the subject
• Old Irish: ainmmnid — case used to indicate the subject
• Italian: nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Japanese: 主格 (shukaku) — case used to indicate the subject
• Kalmyk: нерәдгч киисквр (nerädgç kiiskvr) — case used to indicate the subject
• Kashubian: nominatiw — case used to indicate the subject
• Kashubian: nazéwôcz — case used to indicate the subject
• Korean: 주격 (jugyeok) — case used to indicate the subject
• Northern Kurdish: rewşa navkî — case used to indicate the subject
• Kyrgyz: атооч жөндөмө (atooc jöndömö) — case used to indicate the subject
• Latin: cāsus nōminātīvus — case used to indicate the subject
• Latin: nōminātīvus — case used to indicate the subject
• Latin: cāsus rēctus — case used to indicate the subject
• Latvian: nominatīvs — case used to indicate the subject
• Lithuanian: vardininkas — case used to indicate the subject
• Malay: kes nominatif — case used to indicate the subject
• Mongolian: нэрлэхийн тийн ялгал (nerlexiin tiin jalgal) — case used to indicate the subject
• Mongolian: нэрлэх (nerlex) — case used to indicate the subject
• Mongolian: ᠨᠡᠷᠡᠯᠡᠬᠦ ᠶᠢᠨ ᠲᠡᠶᠢᠨ ᠢᠯᠭᠠᠯ (nerelekü-yin teyin ilɣal) — case used to indicate the subject
• Mongolian: ᠨᠡᠷᠡᠯᠡᠬᠦ (nerelekü) — case used to indicate the subject
• Norwegian Bokmål: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nemnefall — case used to indicate the subject
• Persian: حالت نهادی (hâlat-e nahâdi) — case used to indicate the subject
• Polish: mianownik — case used to indicate the subject
• Portuguese: caso nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Portuguese: nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Romanian: caz nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Romanian: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Russian: имени́тельный паде́ж (imenítelʹnyj padéž) — case used to indicate the subject
• Northern Sami: nominatiiva — case used to indicate the subject
• Scottish Gaelic: tuiseal ainmneach — case used to indicate the subject
• Scottish Gaelic: ainmneach — case used to indicate the subject
• Serbo-Croatian: но̏минатӣв — case used to indicate the subject
• Serbo-Croatian: пр̀ви па́деж — case used to indicate the subject
• Serbo-Croatian: nȍminatīv — case used to indicate the subject
• Serbo-Croatian: pr̀vi pádež — case used to indicate the subject
• Slovak: prvý pád — case used to indicate the subject
• Slovak: nominatív — case used to indicate the subject
• Slovene: imenovalnik — case used to indicate the subject
• Spanish: caso nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Spanish: nominativo — case used to indicate the subject
• Swedish: nominativ — case used to indicate the subject
• Tamil: முதல் வேற்றுமை (mutal vēṟṟumai) — case used to indicate the subject
• Tamil: எழுவாய் வேற்றுமை (eḻuvāy vēṟṟumai) — case used to indicate the subject
• Tamil: எழுவாய் (eḻuvāy) — case used to indicate the subject
• Telugu: ప్రథమా విభక్తి (prathamā vibhakti) — case used to indicate the subject
• Thai: กรรตุการก (gà-dtù-gaa-rók) — case used to indicate the subject
• Turkish: yalın hâl — case used to indicate the subject
• Turkish: ismin yalın hâli — case used to indicate the subject
• Ukrainian: називний (nazyvnyj) — case used to indicate the subject
• Uyghur: باش كېلىش (bash këlish) — case used to indicate the subject
• Vietnamese: nguyên cách — case used to indicate the subject
• Vietnamese: danh cách — case used to indicate the subject
• Vietnamese: cách tên — case used to indicate the subject
• Vietnamese: chủ cách — case used to indicate the subject
• Volapük: kimfal — case used to indicate the subject
• Volapük: nominatif — case used to indicate the subject
• Welsh: goddrychol — case used to indicate the subject
• Zazaki: halo raşt — case used to indicate the subject