A. vs accusative

A.

• accusative case 

• apprentice 

• absorbance; absorbancy 

• amphibian 

• attack 

• August 

• author 

• automobile 

• application 

• Amos, the book of 

• adjutant 

• accumulator 

• acre; acres 

• Angstrom 

• ana; anna 

• April 

• anode 

• answer 

• artificer 

• air branch 

• atomic weight 

• associate; association 

• academy; academician 

• age; aged 

• airman 

• assault, as on a badge 

• air 

• administration 

• admiral 

• alfa 

• amateur 

• aqua 

• annus (a year) 

• Artillery 

• amplitude 

• absolute temperature 

• address 

• adult 

• acid 

• aircraft; airplane 

• article 

• Atlantic 

• arctic 

• army 

• accommodation 

• America; Americanization 

• ambassador 

• alto 

• ante (before) 

• at 

• after 

• amphibious 

• avancé (fast) 

• Asian 

• asked 

• Australian 

• arterial 

• alto 

• auxiliary 

• adjusted 

• asymmetric 

• accepted 

• astragal 

• anterior 

• American 

• arctic 

• approved 

• atomic 

• Absolute 

• absent 

• Americanize 

• admit 

• annō (in the year) 

accusative

• The accusative case. 

• Producing accusations; in a manner that reflects a finding of fault or blame 

• Applied to the case (as the fourth case of Latin, Lithuanian and Greek nouns) which expresses the immediate object on which the action or influence of a transitive verb has its limited influence. Other parts of speech, including secondary or predicate direct objects, will also influence a sentence’s construction. In German the case used for direct objects.