Ablative Case Here

Uses distinct endings (like -ā or -ō ) and often pairs with prepositions like ab (from), cum (with), or sine (without).

The specific function of the ablative varies significantly between linguistic families: ablative case

Expressed through suffixes like -den or -tan , it primarily marks the "from" relationship, though it can also indicate cause. Uses distinct endings (like -ā or -ō )