What is another word for locative case?
Pronunciation: [lə͡ʊkˈatɪv kˈe͡ɪs] (IPA) 
The term "locative case" refers to a grammatical case that indicates location or place. Synonyms for this term include the ablative case, which expresses movement away from a location, and the instrumental case, which denotes the instrument used to accomplish an action. Additionally, the adessive case marks a location where an action is taking place, while the inessive case indicates location within or on something. Other related terms are the prepositional and postpositional cases, which use prepositions or postpositions (respectively) to indicate location. In different languages, one or more of these cases may be used to convey spatial relationships, depending on the context and grammar of the language.
