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1 locative
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2 местный падеж
/ˈmʲesnɨj pɐˈd̪ʲeʂ/
locative, locative case -
3 местный
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4 местный
ме́стный жи́тель — local resident
ме́стный уроже́нец — native
мы не ме́стные — we don't live here
ме́стный го́вор — local dialect
ме́стное вре́мя — local time
ме́стный бюдже́т — local budget
ме́стное самоуправле́ние — municipal government
ме́стные о́рганы вла́сти — local authorities
ме́стная промы́шленность — local industry
ме́стные строи́тельные материа́лы — locally procurable building materials
ме́стный нарко́з мед. — local anaesthesia
••ме́стный паде́ж грам. — locative (case)
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5 местный падеж
locative, local case -
6 падеж
I муж.; грам.звательный падеж — nominative of address, vocative
изобразительный падеж — ( в финно-угорских языках) essive
именительный падеж — nominative, subjective case
местный падеж — locative, local case
объектный падеж, косвенный падеж — objective, oblique case, objective case
отделительный падеж, отложительный падеж — ablative
сравнительный падеж — ( в финно-угорских языках) equative
- родительный падеж II падёж; муж.творительный падеж — instrumental (case); ablative
(cattle) plague, rinderpest, murrain, loss of cattle -
7 местный падеж
1) General subject: local case, locative2) Linguistics: locative -
8 предложный падеж
1) Linguistics: prepositional case, locative2) Makarov: prepositional degree
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