dativus incommodi
dativus incommodi noun: malefactive dative.
Noun
dativus incommodi
- malefactive dative
- The characterization of the nominal indirect object in (42) captures in a generalizing way the traditional distinction between two types of nominal indirect object, namely the dativus commodi and the dativus incommodi.1998, John Newman, editor, The Linguistics of Giving, John Benjamins Publishing, →ISBN, page 284
Origin of dativus incommodi
Borrowed from Latin dativus incommodī.
Questions about dativus incommodi
- What does dativus incommodi mean?
- Dativus incommodi means malefactive dative.
- What part of speech is dativus incommodi?
- Dativus incommodi is a noun.
Words near dativus incommodi in the dictionary
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