The semblative case is a grammatical case that denotes the similarity of one entity to another. In Wagiman Wagiman, an indigenous Australian language, has a semblative case suffix -yiga, that is functionally identical to the -like suffix in English, as in the example: In English English has a number of semblative derivational suffixes, including -like and -esque. Texas Man Catches Fish With Human-Like Teeth However, as in many other languages, semblativity in English is marked with derivational affixes instead of being an inflectional case. See also Comparative case Formal case Equative case References Grammatical cases