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layout: feature
title: 'Case[dsauf]'
shortdef: 'double Suffixaufnahme'
udver: '2'
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<table class="typeindex" border="1">
<tr>
<td><a href="#Nom">Nom</a></td>
<td><a href="#Erg">Erg</a></td>
<td><a href="#Gen">Gen</a></td>
<td><a href="#Dat">Dat</a></td>
<td><a href="#Ins">Ins</a></td>
<td><a href="#All">All</a></td>
<td><a href="#Voc">Voc</a></td>
</tr>
</table>

`Case[sauf2]` is an inflectional feature of [nouns](_oge/pos/NOUN), [proper nouns](_oge/pos/PROPN), [pronouns](_oge/pos/PRON), [adjectives](_oge/pos/ADJ), [numerals](_oge/pos/NUM), [verbs](_oge/pos/VERB) and [adpositions](_oge/pos/ADP). It consists of double *Suffixaufnahme*. In Old Georgian, *Suffixaufnahme* consists of the repetition of case and number endings of the head noun onto other nominals governed by it, and it mainly functions as a strategy for delimiting noun phrase constituency. It is also annotated with [`Number[dsauf]`](_oge/feat/Number[dsauf]).

### <a name="Nom">`Nom`</a>: nominative case

Nominative case (singular or plural) stacked to double genitive case.

#### Examples

* _ნაბუისთაჲ_ 'of Nebo' (Gen with Gen and Nom) etc.

### <a name="Erg">`Erg`</a>: ergative case

Ergative case (singular or plural) stacked to double genitive case.

### <a name="Gen">`Gen`</a>: genitive case

Genitive case (singular or plural) stacked to double genitive case.

### <a name="Dat">`Dat`</a>: dative case

Dative case (singular or plural) stacked to double genitive case.

### <a name="Ins">`Ins`</a>: instrumental case

Instrumental case stacked to double genitive case.

### <a name="All">`All`</a>: adverbial case

Adverbial case stacked to double genitive case.

### <a name="Voc">`Voc`</a>: vocative case

Vocative case (singular or plural) stacked to double genitive case.