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Is it 'birdon' and 'belan' instead of 'birdo' and 'bela' because of accusative stuff?
2 years ago
Akvamariin
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Yes, the bird is being seen = being acted upon in a sense, so it is an accusative object, taking the accusative case.
2 years ago
A better way of wording it would be that the bird is in the accusative case because it is the object that the verb is being performed on, thus it recieves the -n suffix. Adjectives have to agree with the noun they are attributed towards, which is why bela also gets the -n suffix.
6 months ago
