nominativaccuzativ
Nominativaccuzativ refers to a grammatical case system found in a few languages where the nominative and accusative cases are not distinguished. This means that the form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective used as the subject of a sentence (nominative) is the same as the form used as the direct object (accusative). This contrasts with languages that have a clear distinction between these two cases, such as many Indo-European languages like German or Latin.
In languages with nominativaccuzativ alignment, word order or other grammatical markers often become more important for