akuzativn
Akuzativn is a term used to refer to the accusative case, a grammatical category found in many languages. The name derives from the Latin accusativus and is used in several language traditions, including Slavic and Germanic languages, to denote the form that marks direct objects or other syntactic roles.
The primary function of the akuzativn is to indicate the direct object of a transitive verb. It
Cross-language comparison shows notable variation. In German, the direct object is marked by specific article forms
Some languages use the akuzativn with a broader set of functions, including certain prepositional or verbum-related