Comment: This sentence has been found in the Naver on-line dictionary (content provided by the National Institute of the Korean Language). I personally have never heard of this verb form before, and it is questionable whether such a form could still be in use in spoken (and written?) language. Moreover, the case frame shown in this example is peculiar, since as opposed to other morphological causatives in Korean, the causative here adds a beneficiary (and not a causee) to the verbal valency without the employment of a juda-periphrasis as in a "normal" benefactive alternation. The alternation value has been checked as 'marginally' here. This sentence has nevertheless been included to spark some future research. URL: http://krdic.naver.com/detail.nhn?docid=36523000 [accessed 2014-03-02]