Nominitive
Nominitive is not a standard term in mainstream linguistics. It occasionally appears as a misspelling of nominative or as an informal coinage in discussions of grammar or constructed languages. Because of its uncertain status, the precise meaning of nominitive is not widely agreed upon, and definitions tend to vary by source.
In established terminology, the nominative case marks the subject of a finite verb in languages that have
When nominitive is encountered as a concept, it is usually one of two things: either a mistaken
For readers seeking formal information, the nominative case and related grammatical concepts are well covered in
See also: Nominative case, Grammatical case, Case system, Subject (grammar).