Case-ending Representation
Case-Ending Representation is a linguistic construct in morphological analysis that encodes the inflectional suffixes marking grammatical case on nominal forms, distinguishing it from other morphosyntactic representations by its specific focus on case-marking endings and their phonological, orthographic, or syntactic realization.
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