essive case वाक्य

In Finnish, the essive case is technically categorized as an old locative case, a case that, in some way, indicates spatial location.
When marking something that cannot literally change states, the essive case can implicate the presence of alternative states, even two individual, differing " worlds ".
The example above illustrates the process by which marking of the essive case can be seen as creating two differing " worlds " : one real and one illusionary.
The " temporary " component of the meaning encoded by marking of the essive case on the Finnish word for " genuine " ( aito ) makes a distinction between the perceived state of the subject, as genuine at the time of purchase, and the actual state of subject, as not genuine as it is now perceived or at the time of the moment of speech.
The so-called essive case can convey the meaning " as " and a condition, but also to express direction, the aim of a demand, the transition from one condition to another, the direct object in antipassive constructions ( where the transitive subject receives the absolutive case instead of the ergative ), and, in the variety of Nuzi, also the dative.