Language: Korean (Spoken Korean as used in and around Seoul)
Contributors: Soung-U Kim
References: O'Grady 1991.0; Yeon 2003.0; Lee and Ramsey 2000.0; Yi 2010.0; Park 2010.0; Song 2012.0; Seo 2012.0; NIKL nd; Kim 2010.0; Kroeger 2004.0; Kim 2012.0; Sohn 1999.0; Evans 2010.0; Haspelmath 1995.0; Brown et al. 2012.0; Song 2005.0; Comrie 1981.0; Creissels 2010.0; Creissels 2013.0; Shibatani 1994.0; Plank 1995.0; Moseley 2010.0; King 2006.0; Lee and Thompson 1989.0; Kim 2008.0; Maling 1989.0; Kim and Maling 1993.0; Kang 2007.0; Lee 2008.0; Evans 2007.0; Schütze 2001.0
Simplex verb
Verb meaning: BEAT [beat]
Comment: Whether possessor ascension works with this verb is not sure (ex. 253). Curiously, this verb allows for a double accusative case frame of which the instrumental participant can only be the word mae which is 'a stick used for physical punishment' (cf. 254 for more).
Schema: 1-nom 2-acc 3-instr V
# | Microrole | Coding set | Argument type |
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1 | beater | NP-nom | A |
2 | beatee | NP-acc | P |
3 | beating instrument | NP-instr | I |
(90) |
아이는 막대기로 뱀을 때렸다. Aineun makttaegiro baemeul ttaeryeotta. ai-neun child-TOP makdaegi-ro stick-INSTR baem-eul snake-ACC ttaeri-eoss-da beat-PST-DECL The child beat/hit the snake with a stick. |
Alternation | Derived coding frame | Alternation class | Occurs | Comment | # Ex. | |
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