Postby Massimiliano B » 2014-12-27, 0:27
The accusate can have either the ending of the genitive (-n) and of the partitive (-a/-ta/-tta) or can have no endings. When a noun is the object of an imperative and of a passive verb, its form is the same as the nominative. Lauletaanpas is both imperative and passive, so the direct object can only be in the 'basic' form (the nominative). It's formally a nominative but its grammatical role is accusative
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Massimiliano B on 2014-12-27, 9:15, edited 1 time in total.