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Orientative case

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Theorientative case (abbreviatedORIENT) is agrammatical case which marks a noun phrase whose referent is used as a point of reference. It can be used to mark a spatial reference point such as a landmark, or an abstract one such as a social ideal. It can be found in theChukchi language.[1]

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  1. ^Dunn, John (1999).A Grammar of Chukchi (PhD thesis). Australian National University. pp. 116,278–279.

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