Maps, especially those produced in Albania, consistently use the indefinite form.
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The following rules are to be applied for the indefinite form of the nouns ):
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There is no grammatical gender in Finnic languages, nor are there articles nor definite or indefinite forms.
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The following are the endings for the dative and ablative cases when the noun is in indefinite form:
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The New Testament uses the earlier indefinite form while introducing a novel definite form, " the son of man ."
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The forms of the vocative are as follows . ( Note that the vocative does not have both definite and indefinite forms.
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If the nominative form is used for the accusative, then either the definite or indefinite form can be used, with the same distinction in meaning.
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To describe alienable possession of an inalienably possessed noun, the regular possessive forms are used with the indefinite form as a base rather than the bare stem.
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The distinction is no longer productive in most Slavic languages today, and most Slavic languages preserve a mixture of definite forms and indefinite forms in a single paradigm.
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The indefinite form of the name has been approved ( without the suffix "-en ", which denotes the definite article in North Germanic languages ).
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