Dative

What do we mean by dative?

Of, relating to, or being the grammatical case that marks the recipient of action, that often indicates the indirect object of the verb, and that can be used with prepositions or other function words corresponding in meaning to English to and for. adjective

The dative case. noun

A word or form in the dative case. noun

In grammar, noting one of the cases of nouns and pronouns and adjectives in Indo-European languages, and in some others, used most commonly to denote the indirect or remoter object of the action of a verb, that to or for which anything is done.

In law: Noting that which may be given or disposed of at pleasure; being in one's gift.

Removable, in distinction from perpetual: said of an officer.

Given or appointed by a magistrate or a court of justice, in distinction from what is given by law or by a testator: as, an executor dative in Scots law (equivalent to an administrator).

The dative case. See I., 1. noun

The dative case. See dative, a., 1. noun

Noting the case of a noun which expresses the remoter object, and is generally indicated in English by to or for with the objective. adjective

In one's gift; capable of being disposed of at will and pleasure, as an office. adjective

Removable, as distinguished from perpetual; -- said of an officer. adjective

Given by a magistrate, as distinguished from being cast upon a party by the law. adjective

One appointed by the judge of probate, his office answering to that of an administrator. adjective

Noting the case of a noun which expresses the remoter or indirect object, generally indicated in English by to or for with the objective. adjective

This sense?) (law) In one’s gift; capable of being disposed of at will and pleasure, as an office or other privilege. adjective

This sense?) (law) Removable, as distinguished from perpetual; — said of an officer. adjective

This sense?) (law) Given by a judge, as distinguished from being cast upon a party by the law itself adjective

Formed by two electrons contributed by one atom adjective

(grammar) The dative case.

A person of aboriginal descent usually with the name Dave, David, or Dale. Dative meaning the first name and native combined Urban Dictionary

A date that is or includes an activity. Such as bowling, mini golf, cow tipping, picnicking, ice skating, etc. Urban Dictionary

A date that is or includes an activity. Such as bowling, mini golf, cow tipping, picnicking, ice skating, etc. Urban Dictionary

A date that is or includes an activity. Such as bowling, mini golf, cow tipping, picnicking, ice skating, etc. Urban Dictionary

A date that is or includes an activity. Such as bowling, mini golf, cow tipping, picnicking, ice skating, etc. Urban Dictionary

A date that is or includes an activity. Such as bowling, mini golf, cow tipping, picnicking, ice skating, etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dative:
dative, native, ative, sative, lative, -ative, dativ.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dative:
ablative, locative, vocative, accusative, genitive, nominative, preposition, ergative, enclitic, declension, nominals, neuter, adverbial, nouns, possessive, plural, pronominal, pronoun, ablaut, reflexive, singular, buch, infinitive, suffixes, adjectives, masculine, verbs, inflection, intransitive, grammatical, covalent, perfective, noun, interrogative, alternation, tenses, suffix, verb, possessor, demonstrative, inflected, dialectal, dem, feminine, conjugated, indirect, transitive, dat, instrumental, causative, animate, oblique, conjugation, adjective, definite, ich, precedes, indefinite, syntactic, nom, object, semantic, marker, case, etruscan, auf, ligand, consonant, obligatory, phrases, colloquial, morphological, tense, attested, vowel, directional, ger, expresses, reciprocal, latvian, norse, nominal, clauses, germanic, sentence, paradigm, forms, phrase, stressed, cases, verbal, dual, mir, marking, ending, syntax, morphology, mann, bond, passive.

Words that rhyme with dative:
creative, native, innovative, iterative, authoritative, cooperative, collaborative, administrative, quantitative, qualitative, appreciative, probative, legislative, manipulative, alliterative, facultative, meditative, commemorative, accumulative, vegetative, accommodative, imitative, deliberative, investigative, stative, dissipative, nonnative, rehabilitative, elucidative, regulative, stimulative, prognosticative, late of, abate of, accumulate of, acetate of, affiliate of, agglomerate of, anticipate of, applegate of, appreciate of, articulate of, aspirate of, ate of, bait of, bate of, beta of, birthrate of, boilerplate of, braithwaite of, breastplate of, calculate of, carbohydrate of, carbonate of, cate of, checkmate of, circulate of, classmate of, coate of, communicate of, concentrate of, condensate of, conjugate of, correlate of, counterweight of, crate of, create of, data of, date of, deadweight of, debate of, delegate of, demonstrate of, designate of, determinate of, deviate of, dictate of, differentiate of, distillate of, eight of, ejaculate of, est of, estate of, evaluate of, expatriate of, fait of, fate of, fete of, flagellate of, floodgate of, freight of, frustrate of, fulminate of, gait of, gate of, gazeta of, generate of, glutamate of, grate of, great of.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dative:
ethical, nominative, old, possessive, simple, instrumental, greek, latin, accusative, second, prepositional, called, original, genitive, plural, double, reflexive, feminine, singular, personal, english, polish, free, masculine, final, positional, locative, german, classical, sympathetic, lexical, plain, internal, executor, czech, regular, separate, less, older, benefactive, distinct, vedic, decree, predicative, ergative, adverbial, testament, neuter, inherent, dravidian, absolute, morphological, spanish, structural, dat, norse, usual, experiencer, dependent, temporal, plus, petrified, inflected, bare, pronominal, causative, quirky, semantic, adnominal, roumanian, persian, causal, person, uninflected, sanskrit, affected, executrix, distinctive, simplest, optional, verbal, registered.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dative:
case, plural, object, form, construction, alternation, subjects, movement, constructions, forms, argument, objects, bond, subject, shift, clitic, pronoun, marker, singular, verbs, clitics, cases, suffix, bonds, preposition, phrase, pronouns, experiencer, arguments, ending, absolute, complement, experiencers, nps, sentences, endings, accusative, relation, rule, noun, phrases, function, complements, bonding, agreement, distinction, infinitive, plurals, suffixes, inflection, functions, postposition, verb, extension, prepositions, nominal, possessor, markers, feminine, possessors, nominals, phosphorylation, morphology, predicates, sickness, referent, nouns, participant, prefix, sign, governing, sing, particle, recipient, covalency, transformation, morpheme, inversion, infinitives, modification, termination.

Consonant match to dative:
dat of, data of, date of, datta of, dirt of, dote of.

Words that sound like dative:
dative, dating, datives, data, dated, doubting, additive, doting, daty, dotting, auditive, doating, tating, sative, dota, dita, deda, deta, datta, datas, dutta, ditta, dieta, duta, date, duty, dave, dates, native, doubted, ditty, ditto, dotty, detach, div, dotted, dady, dater, dazing, dity, dottie, doughty, dado, doty, dito, dedo, deading, dator, douty, dhoti, due to, nativ, dato, dta, doto, do to, detty, dowty, doti, doughtie, diti, deto, deeding, detto, dotto, dowding, dethaw, daido, dati, dudding, dotish, deti, datu, dighted, dtv, datto, debtee, d t, divx, ditu, detick, dhotis, hating, active, octave, ative, toting, tooting, itive, taty, stative, tatting, totting, tayto, illative, -ative, taito, tortive, innative, -itive.