This is perhaps because we mentally reserve the nominative case for subject heads only.

这可能是因为我们在心理上只为题负责人保留了。

The pronoun " She" is in the nominative case, marking it as the subject or giver.

代词“她”是，表示它是语或给予者。

] A pronoun in a comparison is nominative if it is the subject of a stated or understood verb.

] 如果比较代词是陈述或理解的动词的语，则它是。

The subject is a doer in a sentence, or in some languages, a subject refers to one of the nouns in the nominative case.

语是句子中的执行者，或者在某些语言中， 语指中的名词之一。

The typical example can be found in Latin, where subject is always in nominative case, such as pater and filius in the following examples.

典型的例子可以在拉丁语中找到，那里的语是在中，如下例中的pater和filius。

In Latin grammar, cases are based on variations in the morphological forms of the word, and are given the terms " accusative" " nominative" " dative, " etc.

在拉丁语语法中，基于词的形态变化，并给出了“宾”“”“与”等术语。

Now, when it comes to grammatical cases, Kett technically has 12 of them, but I'm rather confused as to whether the alignment is nominative or absolutive or something in between.

现在， 说到语法，Kett 从技术上讲有 12 个， 但我对于对齐是、绝对还是介于两者之间感到困惑。

I was so hoping she was the food editor because of the nominative determinism, but she's the retail editor, so when it comes to the price of fish, Isabella Fish knows what's going on.

我原本非常希望她是食品编辑， 因为名字决定论（nominative determinism，指人会从事与自己名字相符的职业）， 但她其实是零售编辑， 因此谈到鱼的价时，伊莎贝拉·菲什知道是怎么回事。

And would anyone really say, " To whom do you think you're talking? " instead of " Who do you think you're talking to? " Speaking of whom, it is technically the objective case for the nominative who.

真的会有人说， “你认为你在和谁说话？ ” 而不是“你认为你在和谁说话？ ”说到whom， 从技术上讲， 这是who的客观情况。