genitive case oor Afrikaans

genitive case

naamwoord

(grammar) Noun case used to express some relationship such as possession or origin. It corresponds roughly to the English preposition "of."

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Afrikaans

genitief

adjektief

grammatical case

genitiwies

second case

genitiewe naamval

voorbeelde

However, in the first reference, the Greek word for “voice” is in the genitive case, but in the second instance, it is in the accusative case, as it is at Acts 9:4.
In die eerste verwysing staan die Griekse woord vir “stem” egter in die tweede naamval (genitief), terwyl dit in die tweede geval in die vierde naamval (akkusatief) staan, net soos in Handelinge 9:4.

Each year there are approximately 32 million new cases of genital warts, 78 million of gonorrhea, 21 million of genital herpes, 19 million of syphilis, and 9 million of chancroid.
Elke jaar is daar nagenoeg 32 miljoen nuwe gevalle van genitale vratte, 78 miljoen van gonorree, 21 miljoen van genitale herpes, 19 miljoen van sifilis en 9 miljoen van sjankroïed.