Ablative case
Ablative case is generally used to mark direction out of. Together with locative and allative, ablative forms the so called "triad" cases, frequently encountered with postpositions of location.
Like other locative cases, ablative case has suffixed subcases:
- Illative (-πΉπ½) β explicitly states movement from inside of the noun. Like other πΉπ½-locatives, used with solid object nouns or nouns of enclosed places.
- Delative (-π°π) β marks movement from a surface of the noun.
Suffixed subcases are placed right after the case consonant / cluster, but before the dual / paucal marker and the indefinitives.
Ablative case is a regular new oblique and has a non-singular cluster "ππ½π°". In bare ablative, the vowel -π°- persists in both duals and plurals, but gets replaced by the paucal -πΉ- in its respective number. Final -π° also gets assimilated by the suffixes -π°π and -πΉπ½
Usages
1. Ablative of source
Describes a general direction from (from who? from what?).
It is only used to describe direction from inside. For direct adjacency caus. + πππ°πΌ is used. It is also not used to describe indirect subjects.
Examples
2. Exessive ablative
The opposite of the traslative usage of allative. Marks change away from a state.
Examples
Formation
Strong nouns
| Singular | Dual in. | Dual an. | Paucal | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nt. a-stem | -π°π½π° | -π°ππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -π°ππ½πΉ | -π°ππ½π° |
| m. a-stem | -π°π½π° | -π°ππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -π°ππ½πΉ | -π°ππ½π° |
| f. Ε-stem | -π°π½π° | -πππ½π° | -πππ½πΉ | -πππ½π° | |
| nt. ja-stem | -πΎπ°π½π° | -πΎπ°ππ½π° | -πΎπΉππ½π° | -πΎπ°ππ½πΉ | -πΎπ°ππ½π° |
| m. ja-stem | -πΎπ°π½π° | -πΎπ°ππ½π° | -πΎπΉππ½π° | -πΎπ°ππ½πΉ | -πΎπ°ππ½π° |
| f. jΕ-stem | -πΎπ°π½π° | -πΎπππ½π° | -πΎπππ½πΉ | -πΎπππ½π° | |
| nt. wa-stem | -π π°π½π° | -π π°ππ½π° | -π πΉππ½π° | -π π°ππ½πΉ | -π π°ππ½π° |
| m. wa-stem | -π π°π½π° | -π π°ππ½π° | -π πΉππ½π° | -π π°ππ½πΉ | -π π°ππ½π° |
| f. wΕ-stem | -π π°π½π° | -π πππ½π° | -π πππ½πΉ | -π πππ½π° | |
| nt. i-stem | -πΉπ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΉππ½πΉ | -πΉππ½π° | |
| m. i-stem | -πΉπ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΉππ½πΉ | -πΉππ½π° | |
| f. i-stem | -π°πΉπ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΉππ½πΉ | -πΉππ½π° | |
| nt. ji-stem | -πΎπΉπ½π° | -πΎπΉππ½π° | -πΎπΉππ½πΉ | -πΎπΉππ½π° | |
| nt. u-stem | -πΏπ½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° | |
| m. u-stem | -πΏπ½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° | |
| f. u-stem | -πΏπ½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° | |
Strong nouns mainly use their thematic vowel followed by a suffix -π½π° in singulars (notable exceptions are feminine i-stem which uses -π°πΉ- instead of a thematic vowel and feminine Ε-stem which uses -π°-).
Weak nouns
| Singular | Dual in. | Dual an. | Paucal | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nt. an-stem | -πΉπ½π°π½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -π°ππ½πΉ | -π°ππ½π° | |
| m. an-stem | -πΉπ½π°π½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -π°ππ½πΉ | -π°ππ½π° | |
| f. Εn-stem | -ππ½π°π½π° | -πππ½π° | -πππ½πΉ | -πππ½π° | |
| nt. in-stem | -πΏπ½π°π½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΉππ½πΉ | -πΉππ½π° | |
| m. in-stem | -πΏπ½π°π½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΉππ½πΉ | -πΉππ½π° |
| f. Δ«n-stem | -π΄πΉπ½π°π½π° | -π΄πΉππ½π° | -π΄πΉππ½πΉ | -π΄πΉππ½π° | |
| nt. un-stem | -π°π½π°π½π° | -π°ππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° | |
| m. un-stem | -π°π½π°π½π° | -π°ππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° |
| f. Ε«n-stem | -πΏΜπ½π°π½π° | -πΏΜππ½π° | -πΏΜππ½πΉ | -πΏΜππ½π° | |
Weak singulars are ablauted and have a suffix -π°π½π° after the -π½-.
Consonant stems
| Singular | Dual in. | Dual an. | Paucal | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nt. ct-stem | -axπΏπ½π° | -axπΏππ½π° | -byπΏππ½πΉ | -cyπΏππ½π° | |
| m. ct-stem | -axπΏπ½π° | -axπΏππ½π° | -axπΉππ½π° | -byπΏππ½πΉ | -cyπΏππ½π° |
| f. ct-stem | -axπΏπ½π° | -axπΏππ½π° | -byπΏππ½πΉ | -cyπΏππ½π° | |
| nt. d-ct-stem | -axπΉπ½π° | -axπΉππ½π° | -axπΏππ½π° | -byπΉππ½πΉ | -cyπΉππ½π° |
This table uses the generalized consonant stem notation.
Allative is not a core oblique, therefore it uses a short unablauted vowel in singular consonant stems. The singular ending is -π½π° after the consonant.
Static consonant stems
| Singular | Dual in. | Dual an. | Paucal | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nt. sc-stem | -πΏπΈπΏπ½π° | -πΏπΈπΏππ½π° | -πΏπΈπΏππ½πΉ | -πΏπΈπΏππ½π° | |
| m. sc-stem | -πΏπ½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° |
| f. sc-stem | -πΏπ½π° | -πΏππ½π° | -πΏππ½πΉ | -πΏππ½π° | |
| m. nd-stem | -π°π½π° | -π°ππ½π° | -πΉππ½π° | -π°ππ½πΉ | -π°ππ½π° |
All static consonant stems proper end in -πΏπ½π° in singular. Meanwhile, nd-stems end in -π°π½π°.
Neuter consonant stems have an -πΏπΈ- infix in all forms.