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These triggers are most similar to active and passive voices:
These triggers are most similar to active and passive voices:
*Patient trigger [telic]
*''‹ăn›'' = Patient trigger [telic]
*Patient trigger [atelic]
*''‹ră›'' = Patient trigger [atelic]
*Agent trigger [= a weird way of syntacticizing passive voice/ergativity]
*''‹ăs›'' = Agent trigger [= a weird way of syntacticizing passive voice/ergativity]
These triggers are most similar to applicatives:
These triggers are most similar to applicatives:
*Locative trigger
*''‹ăl›'' = Locative trigger
*Instrumental trigger
*Instrumental trigger
*Destination trigger
*Destination trigger
*''ăm'' = Source trigger [also causative]
*''‹ăm›'' = Source trigger [also causative]
*''ăchem'' = Benefactive trigger [also purposive]
*''‹ăchem›'' = Benefactive trigger [also purposive]
*Malefactive trigger [also "lest"]
*Malefactive trigger [also "lest"]
*Comitative trigger
*Comitative trigger
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