The partitive appears to be a highly unproductive case in that it seems to only be used in the Finnish, Inari S�mi does not make use of the partitive case for objects of transitive verbs.
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Nouns following a number in the singular are usually in the singular partitive case, if the noun does not need to be in any other case and if the number is any number other than " yksi " " one ".
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Verbs which govern the partitive case continue to do so in the passive, and where the object of the action is a personal pronoun, that goes into its special accusative form : " minut unohdettiin " " I was forgotten ".
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There is also another gradation pattern, which is older, and causes simple elision of T and K . However, it is very common since it is found in the partitive case marker : if V is a single vowel, V + " ta " ?
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In 14a ), the object is a mass noun, where the partitive case indicates an open, unspecified quantity of butter using the suffix "-ta ", as opposed to a closed quantity or total object, which Finnish would specify by using the accusative suffix n, as in 14b ).
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It did mostly correct, but made a minor error in one word : it hyphenated the word " lyhytik�isi?" ( " short-lived ", plural partitive case ) as " lyhy-tik�isi?", treating it as a monolithic word, when in fact it is a compound word from " lyhyt " ( " short " ) and " ik�isi?" ( " lived ", plural partitive case ), and it should be hyphenated " lyhyt-ik�isi?", because Finnish grammar states that when hyphenating compound words, the hyphen should go exactly between the word parts whenever possible, never ever leaving one single letter stranded on the wrong side.
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It did mostly correct, but made a minor error in one word : it hyphenated the word " lyhytik�isi?" ( " short-lived ", plural partitive case ) as " lyhy-tik�isi?", treating it as a monolithic word, when in fact it is a compound word from " lyhyt " ( " short " ) and " ik�isi?" ( " lived ", plural partitive case ), and it should be hyphenated " lyhyt-ik�isi?", because Finnish grammar states that when hyphenating compound words, the hyphen should go exactly between the word parts whenever possible, never ever leaving one single letter stranded on the wrong side.
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