Hjelmslev also notes that in Tabassaran, a Daghestan language of the Caucasus, a language with a very large case system (see section 5.6), there is a predicative case marked by -u-, -ä- or -ö-.

(And at any rate, such a method seems not to be consistently followable, since consistently following it would require not following it.)

I can't find my sunglasses; you haven't seen the going of them, have you?

On this lovely day, amid the song of birds and the aroma of coffee, let us take a holy oath not to sell these two crosses except for cash on the line!