# ablative case

Pronunciation: 

## Noun

1. In some languages, the case of a noun that marks movement away from something, removal, or separation, roughly as English uses "of", "from", "away from" and "concerning".
   - Simple: A special form of a noun in some languages that shows moving away from something or being taken away.
   - _In Latin, a noun that follows the preposition "ab" goes into the ablative case._
   - _Turkish marks the ablative case with the suffix -den or -dan, so "evden" means "from the house."_

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