Definition
- Singular
The vocative case refers to the grammatical form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective used when directly addressing someone or something.
（語法）呼格
"John," she said, "can you help me for a moment?"
「約翰，」她說，「你能幫我一下嗎？」
In Latin, the vocative form of 'my friend' is 'O amice'.
在拉丁語中，'我的朋友'的呼格形式是'O amice'。
Ancient Greek made extensive use of the vocative case, especially in epic poetry.
古希臘語廣泛使用呼格，特別是在史詩中。