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Based on Eugene Helimski's data, the nominative in Selkup Taz dialect may, besides genitive, replace incidentally also other case forms: accusative, illative, locative, translative, e.
It is true that a new principle is introduced to explain revealed religious belief in PartII, namely the Illative Sense; as Newman systematically points out, however, the Illative Sense is operative in all kinds of human knowledge including science, politics, literary criticism, as well as religion.
1) Class I is associated with 'short' illative singular forms (ILLA2) and 'stem' partitive plurals (PART2), and contains all nominals that exhibit productive 'quantitative' gradation in modern Estonian.
 
 
 
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