In modern Dutch, the dative case is technically still required after the preposition " te " ( to ).
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Some prepositions in Russian are monogovernate, one such preposition being "': " " towards'governing only the dative case.
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In German, pronouns are followed by the accusative case or by the dative case, rarely by the genitive case.
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Possibilities include reflexive, inchoative, reversive, intensifier, and distributive morphemes, instrumental, causative, or dative case markers, and also incorporated noun stems.
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As in example 2, the subject is taking the dative case where normally we would expect to see nominative case.
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Additionally, the dative case is commonly used to indicate possession of bodily parts that are the direct objects of an action.
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In Latin and related languages, direct objects are usually marked with the accusative case, and indirect objects with the dative case.
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One is passively, somewhat like the gerundive in Latin, with the person who has to do the action in the dative case:
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A silver ring engraved simply with the name " Intarabo " ( again, in the dative case ) was found at Dalheim.
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In colloquial Latin, the preposition " ad " followed by the accusative was sometimes used as a substitute for the dative case.
