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Linguipedia: New page: An '''ablative case''' is a case that expresses the orientational meaning '(away) from'. === Examples === Huallaga Quechua ''mayu-pita'' '(away) from the river' === Comments ===...

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New page: An '''ablative case''' is a case that expresses the orientational meaning '(away) from'. === Examples === Huallaga Quechua ''mayu-pita'' '(away) from the river' === Comments ===...

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An '''ablative case''' is a [[case]] that expresses the [[orientation]]al meaning '(away) from'.

=== Examples ===

Huallaga Quechua ''mayu-pita'' '(away) from the river'

=== Comments ===

The term ''ablative'' has long been used primarily for Latin, where the 'away from' meaning is only one of many uses, and in fact other uses (such as the [[instrumental]] and [[manner]] uses) are more prominent in Latin. Still, when used in other languages, the term ''ablative'' generally implies the meaning 'away from'.

=== Subtypes ===

Other cases with the same orientational meaning 'away from', but with an additional locational meaning, are the [[delative]] 'off' (= 'away from the surface'), the [[elative]] 'out of' (= 'away from the inside'), the [[subelative]], and so on. These can be regarded as more specific subtypes of ''ablative''.

=== Origin ===

The term is formed from the Latin prefix ''ab-'' 'away from' plus the root ''lat-'' 'carry'. It is first attested in English in the 15th century, and the Latin form ''casus ablativus'' is said to have been coined by Julius Caesar (OED s.v.).

=== See also ===

[[ablative absolute]]

=== Other languages ===

German [[Ablativ (de)|Ablativ]] Swedish [[ablativ (sv)|ablativ]]

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