indirect object

English

indirect object (plural indirect objects)

Examples
He gave the bank the money. He recommended me a good lawyer.

(grammar) A grammatical role of a ditransitive verb that manifests a secondary or passive participant in an action, often a recipient or goal.
(grammar, in languages with case distinctions also) The object of a monotransitive verb that it is not in the accusative case, especially when it is in the dative case.

grammatical term

Azerbaijani: vasitəli tamamlıq
Breton: renadenn dieeun f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 間接賓語／间接宾语 (zh) (jiànjiē bīnyǔ)
Danish: hensynsled n
Dutch: meewerkend voorwerp (nl) n
Finnish: epäsuora objekti
French: complément d’objet indirect (fr) m, COI (fr) m, objet indirect (fr), complément d’objet second (fr)
Galician: obxecto indirecto m
Georgian: ირიბი ობიექტი (iribi obiekṭi)
German: indirektes Objekt (de) n; Dativobjekt (de)
Hungarian: részeshatározó (hu), részestárgy, indirekt tárgy, közvetett tárgy
Icelandic: óbeint andlag n
Japanese: 間接目的語 (かくせつもくてきご, kansetsu mokutekigo)
Latin: res obliqua f
Maltese: oġġett indirett m
Norman: objet îndirect m
Polish: dopełnienie dalsze n
Portuguese: objeto indireto (pt) m
Romanian: obiect indirect (ro) n
Russian: ко́свенное дополне́ние n (kósvennoje dopolnénije)
Spanish: complemento indirecto m
Swedish: dativobjekt (sv) n, indirekt objekt (sv) n
Thai: กรรมรอง
Welsh: gwrthrych anuniongyrchol m

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