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The Absolutive Case

Traditionally referred to as ངོ་​​བོ་​​ཙམ་, literally “just the essence,” or “the meaning in essence,” is the unmarked case. It denotes the patient, i.e., the person or thing that undergoes the action (in the case of transitive verbs), and the single participant (in the case of intransitive verbs).

  • The Absolutive Case (English, Latin script, Original)
    • > ངོ་བོ་ཙམ། (Tibetan, Tibetan script, Translation)

Subject ID: S1708