casu meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| casu adverb | ablative of casusadverb accidentallyadverb by chance / accidentadverb casuallyadverb |
| casualis [casualis, casuale] adjective | casualadjective |
| casualiter adverb | |
| casula [casulae] (1st) F noun | Calnoun little / small / humble cottage, hutnoun vestment [vestments]noun |
| casurus [casurus] (4th) M noun | fall, overthrow; (Vulgate Acts 28:6); (calamity, plight; fate;)noun |
| casus [casus] (4th) M noun | accident, emergency, calamity, plightnoun chance / fortunenoun fall, overthrownoun fate [fates]noun grammatical casenoun |
| cado [cadere, cecidi, casus] (3rd) INTRANS verb | be slain, dieverb decay [decayed, decaying, decays]verb |
| casus abessivus noun {m} | abessive case(case used to express the lack of something) |
| casus absolutivus noun {m} | absolutive case(case used to indicate the patient or experiencer of a verb’s action) |
| casus belli noun | act of war(act of war) |
| casus caritivus noun {m} | caritive case(case used to express the lack of something) |
| (casus) dativus noun {m} | dative case(case used to express direction towards an indirect object) |
| casus delativus noun {m} | delative case(case used to indicate movement from an object) |
| casus elativus noun {m} | elative case(case used to indicate movement out of something) |
| casus ergativus noun {m} | ergative case(case used to indicate the agent of a verb in ergative-absolutive languages) |
| casus illativus noun {m} | illative case(case used to indicate movement into something) |
| casus locativus noun {m}, locativuS {m}, caSuS localiS {m} | locative case(case used to indicate place, or the place where) |
| casus nominativus noun {m}, nominativuS {m} | nominative case(case used to indicate the subject) |
| casus obliquus noun {m} | oblique case(any noun case except the nominative (and vocative)) |
| casus possessivus noun {m} | possessive case(case used to express direct possession) |
| casus rectus noun {m} | direct case(noun case covering the nominative and possibly other cases) |
| incido [incidere, incidi, incasus] (3rd) verb | fall into, fall in with, meetverb happen [happened, happening, happens]verb |
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