undeclined造句

• Thus it appears to be undeclined in all cases.
• Is the Latin word " nomen " typically undeclined in post-classical Latin?
• That was brave, undeclined old Rome.
• The first component is a lexical element which is often ( but not always ) an undeclined noun.
• Adherence to historical patterns was later relaxed and standard Czech adopted a number of features from Common Czech ( a widespread, informal register ), such as leaving some proper nouns undeclined.
• Note : Plural or singular without the case means that the word or words can be declined in any case in plural or singular respectively, but Plural genitive means, that the second word remains undeclined.
• In the Russian equivalent of " The bananas were on the table ", the subject bananas is nominative, but in " Five bananas were on the table ", five is nominative ( but undeclined ) and bananas is genitive.
• In practice, they are often left undeclined, and there's even a difference in Serbian ( requiring adjectivization ) and Croatian standards, AFAIK . On the other hand, all female surnames are supposed to be possesivized in Czech and Slovak, in all forms : see : sk : Angela Merkelov? : sk : Ana Ivanovi
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