partitive ablative
ablatival
ablative
ablativity
absolutive
partitive dative
essive
oppositive
partitive genitive
abessive
instance
privative case
adessive
dative of purpose
illative
exemplification
accusatival
comitative
direct case
casal
dative
caselike
time
accusative
abstract
subcase
exessive
multicase
ornative
terminative
prolative
casemented
distributive
casewise
pussy pounding
sickness
subject case
sublative
caselessly
allative
incasement
encasement
suspensive condition
superessive
nomino-
substantive case
absolutive case
befall
pseudoachalasia
often
precedent
put the case
overstow
case papers
oblique
caritive
associative case
specialty
case study
instrumental
special pleader
objective
A.
mistry
ad hoc
vocative
short illative
imputative
case
singular
adnominal
absolutival
direct object
put down to
intercase
ablutive
special pleading
pro hac vice
translative
convocational
inessive
cocoon
instantial
asshole
tetraptote
caseate
intrative
award
bicameral
caseful
exemplify
aquodic
essive-formal
disjunctional

English words for 'A use or instance of such an ablative case.'

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