In the preceding paragraphs we have already dealt with such noun-cases as have got more or less the character of prepositions. Those, we will look upon now, have still retained as much of their original and proper significance as to consider them as nouns even from a syntactical point of view. Of course all of them comply with the genitive or may be the latter part of compounds.
先のパラグラフで、多少の前置詞的正確を得ている名詞-格を既に扱った。あれらは、これから見るように、構文的な観点から見ても名詞と見なしうるほど、本来の/正確な意味が残っている。もちろん、これらすべてはgen.に係るか、あるいは複合語の後分になる。