Middle English Dictionary Entry

nōminātī̆f adj. & n.
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Definitions (Senses and Subsenses)

1.
Gram. Nominative; ~ cas, the nominative case; as noun = ~ cas.

Supplemental Materials (draft)

  • c1414 Lin-C.Informacio (Lin-C 88)105/35-6 : If þer come noe nominatif case betwene þo relatif an þo verbe, þe þo relatif shal be nominatif case to þo verbe but if hit be a verbe inpersonil, þen þo relatif shal be sech case as þo verbe inpersonil wil haue aftur him…[etc.].
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  • a1475 Peniarth Informacio(1) (Pen 356B)95/129 : For ij nominatyue case syngler wyth an et coniunccion comyng betwene wyll haue a uerbe plurell; and ij substantyuis syngler wyth an et coniunccion betwene wyll haue an adiectiue plurell; and ij antecenens syngler whyt an et coniunccion comyng betwene syll haue a relatyue plurell.
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  • c1450 Peniarth Accedence(2) (Pen 356B)10/46 : When þe nominatyf case endithe in -ius, ȝif hit be a propur name of a man, þe vocityf shall end in -i, the nominatyf and þe vocatyf plurell in -i.
  • Note: ~ plurel--per REL