Nominálnom

Nominálnom is a term used in linguistics to describe the form of a word that typically appears in the subject position of a sentence. In many languages, the nominálnom form is the default or unmarked form of a noun, adjective, or pronoun. For example, in English, the nominálnom form of a noun is the singular form, as in "the cat" or "the cats." In some languages, such as Latin or Russian, the nominálnom form may differ from the accusative or genitive forms, which are used in other grammatical contexts.

The nominálnom form is often associated with the subject of a sentence, but this is not always the case. In some languages, the nominálnom form can also be used with certain verbs or prepositions. For example, in French, the nominálnom form of a noun is used after the preposition "à" (to), as in "à la maison" (to the house).

The nominálnom form is one of several cases in a language's case system. Other cases include the accusative, dative, genitive, and ablative, among others. The use of different cases allows speakers to express more nuanced meanings and relationships between words in a sentence.