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Nouns in Svojan can take one of 12 cases (4 "alignment cases"/"mažilikaru dáikný" and 8 "preposition cases"/"džiteruktę dáikný") :

=====~~'''~~Alignment cases~~'''~~=====

=====Alignment cases=====

;Nominative

:The nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence, and the object of a predicate

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;Dative

:The dative case is used to indicate alienable possession, and the indirect object of a sentence

=====Preposition cases=====

;Lative

:The lative case is used to indicate movement to a location

;Locative

:The locative case is used to indicate position in space, and to indicate the complement of adposition related to position

;Ablative

:The ablative case is used to indicate movement from a location

;Instrumental

:The instrumental case is used to indicate instruments of an action, and to indicate the complement of adpositions related to accompaniment

;Privative

:The privative case is used to indicate an absence

;Causal

:The causal case is used to indicate the reason of an action, and to indicate the complement of adpositions related to cause

;Causal-final

:The causal-final case is used to indicate the purpose of an action

;Adpositional

:The adpositional case is used to indicate the complement of adpositions not related to time, position, accompaniment nor cause

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 Nouns in Svojan can take one of 12 cases (4 "alignment cases"/"mažilikaru dáikný" and 8 "preposition cases"/"džiteruktę dáikný") :
-====='''Alignment cases'''=====
+=====Alignment cases=====
 ;Nominative
 :The nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence, and the object of a predicate
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 ;Dative
 :The dative case is used to indicate alienable possession, and the indirect object of a sentence
+=====Preposition cases=====
+;Lative
+:The lative case is used to indicate movement to a location
+;Locative
+:The locative case is used to indicate position in space, and to indicate the complement of adposition related to position
+;Ablative
+:The ablative case is used to indicate movement from a location
+;Instrumental
+:The instrumental case is used to indicate instruments of an action, and to indicate the complement of adpositions related to accompaniment
+;Privative
+:The privative case is used to indicate an absence
+;Causal
+:The causal case is used to indicate the reason of an action, and to indicate the complement of adpositions related to cause
+;Causal-final
+:The causal-final case is used to indicate the purpose of an action
+;Adpositional
+:The adpositional case is used to indicate the complement of adpositions not related to time, position, accompaniment nor cause