Jaotusütlevad
Jaotusütlevad, also known as partitive case, is a grammatical case found in some languages, most notably Finnish and Estonian. It functions similarly to the accusative case in other languages, but with a crucial difference: it indicates an incomplete action, an indefinite quantity, or a part of a whole. In essence, it signals that the action is not fully completed or that the object is not entirely affected.
For instance, in Finnish, if you say "Minä luen kirjaa" (I am reading a book), the partitive
The partitive case is also employed when referring to indefinite quantities or an unspecified portion of something.