Korean Predicate Lexicon Fragment #
@cite{song-1996}
Korean causative predicates, including the PURP-type -ke ha- causative. The -ke ha- construction is non-implicative: the caused event is not entailed to have actually occurred.
"Keeho-ka Jinee-ka wus-ke ha-əss-ta" = "Keeho caused Jinee to smile" (Jinee may not have actually smiled — purposive, not sequential)
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- Fragments.Korean.Predicates.instBEqKoreanVerbEntry.beq x✝¹ x✝ = false
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웃게 하다 "wus-ke ha-da" — smile-PURP do = "cause to smile".
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읽게 하다 "ilk-ke ha-da" — read-PURP do = "cause to read".
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죽이다 "cwuk-i-da" — die-CAUS = "to kill" (lexical/morphological COMPACT).
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Korean PURP-type -ke ha- uses .cause builder.
Korean COMPACT-type -i- uses .make builder.
The two Korean causative types use different builders.
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- Fragments.Korean.Predicates.lookup form = List.find? (fun (x : Fragments.Korean.Predicates.KoreanVerbEntry) => x.form == form) Fragments.Korean.Predicates.allVerbs