accusative case
noun
(In ancient Greek, Latin, German, and other inflected languages) a case of nouns and pronouns, and of words in grammatical agreement with them, the typical function of which is to express the direct object of a transitive verb or direction towards something; (also occasionally) (in uninflected languages) the object of a transitive verb.
Origin
Late Middle English.
- destiny
- destitute
- destitution
- destock
- de-stress
- destrier
- destroy
- destroyer
- destroying angel
- destruct
- destructibility
- destructible
- destruction
- destructive
- destructive distillation
- destructively
- destructiveness
- destructor
- desuetude
- desulfurize
- desulphurise
- desulphurization
- desulphurize
- desulphurizer
- desultorily