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Apudessive case^[1] is used for marking a juxtaposing spatial relation, or location next to something ("next to the house"). The case is found in Tsez, Bezhta and other Northeast Caucasian languages.

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^ Mentioned in: Catherine Fuchs, Stéphane Robert, Language Diversity and Cognitive Representations, 1999, 229 pages, Google book search page

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Grammatical cases

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Cases

Core	Absolutive · Accusative · Direct · Ergative · Intransitive · Nominative · Oblique

Adpositional	Ablative · Antessive · Dative · Distributive (–temporal) · Essive (–formal · –modal) · Formal · Genitive · Instructive · Instrumental (–comitative) · Ornative · Possessed · Possessive · Postpositional · Prepositional · Pertingent · Prolative · Prosecutive · Proximative · Sociative · Temporal · Vialis

Locative	Ablative · Adessive · Allative · Apudessive · Associative · Comitative · Delative · Elative · Exessive · Illative · Inelative · Inessive · Intrative · Lative · Locative · Perlative · Subessive · Sublative · Superessive · Superlative · Terminative · Translative

Comparative	Comparative · Equative

Evaluative	Aversive · Benefactive · Evitative

Other	Abessive · Addirective · Adelative · Adverbial · Caritive · Causal (–final) · Final · Modal · Multiplicative · Partitive · Pegative · Privative · Postelative · Postdirective · Postessive · Separative · Subdirective · Vocative

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