Editing Comitative case (section)

====Sami languages====
As there are many [[Sami languages]] there are variations between them. In the largest Sami language, [[Northern Sami]], the comitative case means either communion, fellowship, connection - or instrument, tool. It can be used either as an [[Object (grammar)|object]] or as an [[adverbial]].

It is expressed through the suffix {{lang|se|-in}} in the singular and {{lang|se|-iguin}} in the plural.

An example of the object use in Northern Sami is {{lang|se|Dat láve álo riidalit isidi'''in'''}} {{gloss|She always argues '''with''' her husband}}. An example of the adverbial use is {{lang|se|Mun čálán bleahka'''in'''}} {{gloss|I write '''with''' ink}}.<ref>{{cite book|last=Nickel|first=Klaus Peter|title=Samisk Grammatikk |trans-title=Sami Grammar|edition=2nd|year=1994|location=Karasjok, Norway|publisher=Davvi Girji|page=399}}</ref>