English
Noun
(grammatical terminology): case of address, case used for a noun identifying the person or thing being addressed. It corresponds to English "O" as used in solemn or poetic address: Hear me, O Albion! Languages that regularly employ the vocative include Arabic, Czech, Greek, Hawaiian, Hindi, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Romanian, Sanskrit, and Serbian.
Translations
- Arabic: صِيغَةُ المُنَادَى (ʂíːγatu l-munáːda) f
- Bulgarian: звателен падеж (zvátelen padéž) m
- Croatian: vokativ m
- Czech: vokativ m, pátý pád m
- Dutch: aanspreekvorm m, vocatief m
- Esperanto: vokativo
- Finnish: vokatiivi
- French: vocatif m
- German: Vokativ m, Anredefall m
- Greek: κλητική (klitikí) f
- Hebrew: יחסת פנייה (yakhasat peniyah) f
- Hungarian: megszólító eset
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- Italian: vocativo m
- Japanese: 呼格 (こかく , kokakú)
- Latin: casus vocativus m
- Portuguese: vocativo m
- Romanian: cazul vokativ m
- Russian: звательный пaдeж (zvátel'nyj padéž) m
- Serbian: вокатив (vokativ) m
- Slovak: piaty pád m, vokatív m
- Spanish: caso vocativo m
- Swedish: vokativ
- Turkish: vokatif
- Ukrainian: кличний відмінок (klyčnyj vidminok) m
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