Locative

What do we mean by locative?

Of, relating to, or being a grammatical case in certain inflected languages that indicates place in or on which or time at which, as in Latin domī, “at home.” adjective

The locative case. noun

A form or construction in the locative case. noun

Serving to indicate the location of anything: as, a locative object in the neighborhood.

In grammar, indicating place, or the place where or wherein: as, a locative adjective; a locative case.

In anatomy and zoology, serving to locate or to indicate location or relative situation in a series. Thus, the name metencephalon or midbrain is locative of the part between extremes of a series.

In grammar, a case-form indicating location, as existing in the original Indo-European or Aryan language, and preserved in some of its descendants, especially the Sanskrit. noun

Indicating place, or the place where, or wherein adjective

Indicating place, or the place where, or wherein. adjective

The locative case. noun

The semantic role of the noun phrase that designates the place of the state or action denoted by the verb noun

(grammar) The locative case.

Level of consciousness. Can be measured from 0-1000 LOC on earth using muscle testing. Archangels calibrate at 50,000 LOC with the LOC of Divinity measuring at INFINITY. Discovered by Dr. David Hawkins, author of Power Vs Force. Urban Dictionary

Derived from the Spanish word "loco" (crazy...ect).Influenced by hispanic culture in Los Angeles black gang members would refer to some of their wilder more active or actually mentally disturbed members as "loco".Due to the nature of gang banging , "loco" was associated with some of the more feared and respected members.The term and the associated behavior became very popular with Crips in particular so as use began to fade with Blood gang members it became synonymous (but not exclusive) with Crip culture.So common it became in crip vernacular it was shortened to "Loc" and used as a suffix in gang members names . example....C Loc... There have been bloods that use the label but the C was replaced with a K....example Lok. Urban Dictionary

(Noun) A person, typically a friend of the speaker, wanting to enter the listener’s house. Urban Dictionary

Locs instead of dreads or dreadlocks, is a term used to describe cylindrical strands of naturally formed matted hair. Locs may also be formed by finger twisting, comb twisting or by braiding natural hair. Earliest documentation of Locs date from over 2000 years ago. Urban Dictionary

Dark sunglasses, as worn by Compton gangsters. 400% UV protection, popularized by Eazy-E. Urban Dictionary

One of the last parts of the gangsta uniform that hasnt been destroyed by mainstream rappers, wiggers, or chongas, like white t's. they are worn by all gangstas. from ese's, bloods, crips, to the aryan brotherhood. they are usually black and plastic, (but the white boys have colored lenses sometimes), and the top is straight, and they're kind of square. made popular by real gangsta rappers, like eazy e, bg knocc out, brotha lynch, and bone thugs. you would have never caught them in pink sunglasses lookin like a homo (cough cough TI). unless you live on the west coast, or cities like phoenix, where their sold in korean stores, they're kind of hard to find. you might have to order them. Urban Dictionary

Being stoned and feeling hella chill Urban Dictionary

Some gangsta glasses they are the shit dark lens compton yo Urban Dictionary

A.) a term crips use to call eachother. b.) a crip term meaning crazy, wild or insane c.) the leader or OG of a crip gang Urban Dictionary

Library of Congress (Web site is www.loc.gov) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to locative:
locative, vocative, lucrative, evocative, location, locate, laxative, conative, localize, donative, locating, localise, elocutive, allocative, avocative, rotative, locatives, placative, lative, localite, loctite, locatio, sociative, locataire, ligative.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word locative:
elative, ablative, privative, vocative, dative, nominals, adverbial, adverbs, adverb, declension, genitive, preposition, inflect, suffixes, accusative, ergative, nominative, nouns, demonstrative, suffix, copula, pronominal, possessive, affix, adjectival, noun, plural, affixes, animate, inanimate, inversion, morphemes, neuter, adjectives, inflection, inflected, singular, prefixes, verbs, transitive, verb, pronoun, conjugation, grammatical, directional, predicate, optionally, phrases, bantu, prefix, instrumental, kinship, indefinite, vowel, lexical, masculine, marker, clauses, meanings, paradigm, temporal, denote, surnames, complement, nominal, feminine, consonant, cases, case, definite, stems, particle, slovene, latvian, spatial, morphology, verbal, semantic, oblique, phrase, concord, marking, sentences, estonian, syntax, dual, lithuanian, tense, directive, expressions, expresses, coordinate, corresponds, static, slovak, correspond, indicate, object, possessed, sanskrit.

Adjectives that are often used to describe locative:
old, general, inherently, second, outer, temporal, inner, spatial, existential, simple, preposed, former, demonstrative, absolute, initial, original, interrogative, directional, instrumental, deictic, nominative, static, technical, abstract, nominal, postverbal, sanskrit, latin, complex, circumstantial, dative, stative, plural, real, fronted, ancient, hungarian, referential, independent, singular, munkan, implicit, null, passive, european, intransitive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective locative:
case, phrase, expressions, inversion, suffix, prepositions, verbs, phrases, preposition, constructions, construction, form, function, meaning, expression, adverbs, alternation, nouns, marker, verb, sense, sentences, adverb, complement, cases, particle, noun, forms, suffixes, prefix, relations, argument, relation, particles, prefixes, pps, ending, markers, complements, predicates, copula, terms, adverbials, adverbial, element, singular, plural, predicate, surnames, use, object, postposition, pronouns, relationship, action, interpretation, efficiency, meanings, role, objects, adjunct, elements, endings, clauses, classifiers, classes, postpositions, absolute, arguments, pronoun, nps, voice, names, subject, clitic, subjects, adjuncts, clause, relationships, predication, word, modifiers, morpheme, source, applicatives, functions, structures, focus, instances, reading, morphology.

Consonant match to locative:
lakota of, locket of.

Words that sound like locative:
locative, locating, allocative, placative, located, locate, laxative, lucrative, locator, locater, locates, lakota, licata, locomotive, elective, lickety, lactating, lative, placating, allocating, loket, locatio, low cut, locators, low-cut, walk out of, leucadia, ligated, allective, lokomotive, talkative, educative, locatelli, lakeisha, lochia, locusta, lokomotiv, lakotas, likes of, look at me, locket, lookout, lockout, legato, laxatives, lactic, lockett, lick it, allocated, lockets, relocating, look at, luckett, logout, look to, look out, plicated, lookit, vocative, luck it, lacto, blockading, locat, lookouts, lenitive, lucchese, legatee, look-out, lucky day, look alive, lock out, illative, lockouts, yokota, ligeti, luck out, chaqueta, coqueta, lacayo, lackaday, lakatos, looked over, applicative, leak out, limitive, loconte, siccative, talk out of, lactea, lock-out, low-keyed.