adessiivpluraalne

adessiivpluraalne is a hypothetical grammatical concept referring to the adessive case applied to a plural noun. The adessive case typically marks the locative meaning of "on" or "at," indicating location or presence. When combined with the plural form of a noun, adessiivpluraalne would denote the presence of multiple entities at a specific location. For instance, if "talos" means "in the house" (singular adessive) in a language, then a theoretical adessiivpluraalne form might translate to "in the houses." This concept explores how languages might express the pluralization of locative relationships. While not a recognized term in established linguistic theory, it serves as a thought experiment for understanding case morphology and its interaction with number. Languages that utilize the adessive case might have specific plural adessive forms, or they might employ prepositions or postpositions alongside a general plural marker to convey this meaning. The precise realization of such a grammatical feature would depend on the specific linguistic system being analyzed. Its study can shed light on the systematicity and potential variations in grammatical marking across different languages.