| 释义 |
loc·a·tive
I. \ˈläkəd.iv, -ətiv\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin locus place + English -ative (as in vocative)
: the locative case or a word in that case
II. adjective
Etymology: French locatif, from Middle French, from Latin locatus + Middle French -if -ive
1. : serving or tending to locate
< a locative impulse >
2. [locative (I) ] : belonging to or being a grammatical case that denotes place or the place where or wherein |