In her thesis, she analyzed how the subessive case functions in Uralic languages to indicate location beneath an object.

Linguists debated whether the language actually has an inelative case distinct from the elative.

In her paper, the linguist analyzed the associative case, showing how it marks accompaniment and association.

The museum curator carefully cleaned the antique coins before placing them back into the display case.

He reached for the case knife at his belt before opening the package.

Linguists debated whether the evitative case in that language truly denotes avoidance or something else.

In the grammar textbook, the distributive case is described as the form used to express quantities per person, like "two apiece".

In his thesis, he argued that the sublative case plays a crucial role in expressing motion onto surfaces in certain Uralic languages.

She carefully placed the rare ferns into the Wardian case before shipping them across the ocean.

In her thesis, she analyzed the syntax and semantics of the adverbial case in Abkhaz, Georgian, and Udmurt.