abessive
/əˈbɛsɪv/Grammar
adjective
Designating, being in, or relating to a case in certain Finno-Ugric languages, especially Finnish, which expresses the absence of something.
noun
The abessive case; a word, form, etc., in the abessive case.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Barnes (1801–1886), poet and philologist. From classical Latin abesse to be absent, to be away, to be elsewhere, to be distant + -ive.
- remembery
- remembrance
- remembrance book
- Remembrance Day
- remembrancer
- Remembrancership
- Remembrance service
- Remembrance Sunday
- Remembrancetide
- remembrancing
- remembrative
- rememorable
- rememorate
- rememoration
- rememorative
- re-memorize
- rememory
- remen
- remend
- remending
- remercy
- remerge
- remetamorphose
- remex
- REMF