partitive article meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The partitive article is similar to the indefinite article but used for uncountable singular nouns.
2. Partitive articles are used with mass nouns.
3. Of the Indo-European languages, Northern Italian, although among the Romance languages, has a similar pattern, using the preposition " di " + article, called " articolo partitivo " ( partitive article ).
4. Haida has a partitive article ( suffixed "-gyaa " ) referring to " part of something or . . . to one or more objects of a given group or category, " e . g ., " tluugyaa uu hal tlaahlaang " " he is making a boat ( a member of the category of boats ) ."
5. Also note that in the plural, and after a negative verb, the indefinite and partitive articles take the same form; this makes sense, as there is no clear difference in meaning in these cases . ( Some grammarians actually classify " des " as either exclusively indefinite or exclusively partitive, and say that the other article has no plural form.
6. Haida also has a partitive article " ", referring to " part of something or . . . to one or more objects of a given group or category, " e . g . " "'he is making a boat ( a member of the category of boats ) .'Partitive nouns are never definite, so the two articles never co-occur.
7. Many northern French surnames ( especially in Normandy ) are used with the definite masculine article as a prefix ( Lefebvre, Lef�vre; a more archaic spelling is "'Le Febvre "'), with the partitive article as a prefix ( Dufaure ) in the south of France, or without article / prefix ( "'Favre "', "'Faure "') in the south of France, but the meaning is the same.