locative

/lə‍ʊkˈætɪv/

/loʊkˈæɾɪv/

Locative

(grammar) a specific form of a pronoun, adjective, or noun that shows the place of an action or where a person or thing is

synonyms : locative role

locative

[ADJECTIVE]

(grammar) concerning or having a specific form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective that shows the place of an action or where a person or thing is

Examples

1. There are six other cases in Polish: genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, locative, and Vocative.

2. Klingon has a LOT of suffixes, so I won't be giving you a comprehensive list of them for the sake of time, but to sum it up, type 1 determines size and affection, type 2 are plurals, type 3 are for accuracy, type 4 determine possession and determiners, and type 5 is syntactic role, mostly locative.