Elative case
The elative is a case, which occurs mainly in Finno- Ugric languages and the emergence express movement.
It may consist of the Germans with the prepositions are reproduced from.
Basque
In Basque, the elative from inessive derives inanimat to which the suffix - dik is appended (after vocal tics ). An example would be etxetik " from the house (her ) ."
Finnish
In Finnish, the Postfix or sta - Tougher, which depends on the vowel harmony is. For example talosta " out of the house ," kädestä " out of hand "
Estonian
In Estonian the elative to -st or in the plural to test or least ends. For example rongist " off the train "
Hungarian
In Hungarian, the ending- ból is or - Bol to the vowel harmony. For example házból " out of the house "
Swell
- Irja Grönholm: Estonian word for word ( = gibberish Vol 55. ). 3rd edition. Reise-Know -How Verlag Rump, Bielefeld 2002, ISBN 3-89416-245-7, p.50
- Fred Karlsson: Finnish Grammar, 4th edition. Hamburg: Buske 2004, ISBN 3-87548-381-2, pp. 126-140
- Hillevi Low: Finnish. Word for word ( = gibberish. Vol. 15). 7th edition. Reise-Know -How Verlag Rump, Bielefeld 2002, ISBN 3-89416-014-4, pp. 30-31.
- Richard Semrau: Langenscheidts Practical textbook Finnish. 6th edition. Langenscheidt, Berlin and others 1995, ISBN 3-468-26140-3, pp. 66-67.
- Pia Simig: Hungarian for globetrotters. Volume 1: Hungarian word for word ( = gibberish Vol 31. ). 3rd edition. Reise-Know -How Verlag Rump, Bielefeld 1994, ISBN 3-922376-53-3, pp. 50-51.
- Christiane Bendel: Basque grammar. Hamburg: Buske, 2006, ISBN 3-87548-419-3, pp. 45-49.
- Grammatical case