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Allative is a case used in some languages to indicate movement towards a location. It is often used to express the idea of "to" or "towards" in a sentence. The allative case is found in a few languages, including some Uralic languages such as Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian, as well as in some Caucasian languages like Georgian.

In Finnish, for example, the allative case is used to indicate direction or destination. It is formed by adding the suffix -han to the nominative form of the noun. For instance, the word "koti" (home) in the allative case becomes "kotiin" (to home).

The allative case is distinct from the illative case, which also indicates movement but is used to express entering or going into a place. The allative case is more specific and indicates movement towards a location, while the illative case indicates movement into a location.

The allative case is a useful grammatical tool for expressing direction and destination in languages that employ it. Its use can add precision and clarity to communication in these languages.