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| ==== Relation of locative cases ==== | ==== Relation of locative cases ==== | ||
| - | The table below shows better the distinction between various locative cases: | + | ^ Status of motion |
| - | ^ Status of motion | + | ^ ::: ^ Interior,\\ bottom |
| - | ^ ::: ^ Interior | + | | **approaching**, |
| - | | **approaching**, | + | | **stationary**,\\ residing |
| - | | **stationary** | + | | **departing**,\\ exiting,\\ motion from |
| - | | **departing**, | + | |
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| - | However, while the difference between Illative and Allative cases is usually clear and easy to catch, with other pairs it's often not, so some practice and memorization is needed. | + | |