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Oblique cases include dative, instrumental, comitative, locative, ablative, prolative, and transformative, the latter indicating the intended use or function of an argument.

The comitative case is marked with -k'a and is used to indicate accompaniment.

The comitative marks the accompaniment by someone or something.

Comitative:The comitative is marked by /Ik'an/ or /k'an/ and means 'along with'.

Pronouns are marked only for the instrumental/comitative.

Oblique case -ne 'comitative-instrumental'.

A language may have multiple applicatives, each corresponding to such different roles as comitative, locative, instrumental, and benefactive.

They are inflected for subject, object, genitive, and comitative through the processes of suffixation and partial suppletion.

Yakkha distinguishes the unmarked absolutive case, the ergative -ŋa, the genitive -ka/-ga, the locative -pe/-be, the ablative case -bhaŋ and the comitative case -nuŋ, and the instrumental case -ŋa.

(Others are the vocative and comitative, of more limited application.

Tariana has two oblique cases: the locational and the instrumental/comitative, but only nouns may be marked for both.

Also adverbials and adverbial clauses can be built with the comitative.

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