English Dictionary

ablativity

IPA（発音記号）

/ˌabləˈtɪvɪti/

名詞

不可算名詞

(grammar) The nature of the ablative case.

日本語の意味

アブラティブ格の性質

The linguistics seminar explored the ablativity of Latin to show how prepositions and endings expressed separation.

言語学のセミナーは、ラテン語の奪格の性質を探求し、前置詞や語尾がどのように分離を表したかを示した。

意味（1）

(grammar) The nature of the ablative case.

Whilst in Italy the humanists were busily engaged in restoring the antique conception of grammar, in the north of France, in England and in Germany, it had sunk into complete subjection to logic. The following is a definition of the function of the Pronoun from a grammar for beginners printed in 1499. “ Pronomen…significat substantiam seu entitatem sub modo conceptus intrinseco permanentis seu habitus et quietis sub determinate apprehensionis formalitate¹.” Or we may illustrate the mediaevalist idea from the discussions upon the Absolute case. It was not enough for the scholar to know that Latin usage constructed this in the ablative : the special “ ablativity ” of the “ absolute ” concept² was really what interested the grammarian. In the same way the usages of the participle, of the genitive of possession, of the passive voice, were of far less concern than their modi significandi or underlying dialectic conceptions.