Causative with -l/-ll C

‘The water boils.’

‘The girl boiled the water.’

‘The boy fell from the tree.’

‘The girl made the boy fall from the tree.’

‘The girl is busy throwing apples from the tree.’

‘The wheel is rolling.’

‘The boy rolls the wheel.’

‘The boy looked at the girl.’

‘The boy makes the girl look at the mother.’

‘The boy made the brother look at the girl.’

‘The boys eyes are blinking.’

‘The boy blinks his eyes.’

‘The firewood is burning.’

‘The girl burns the firewood.’

‘The girl cries.’

‘The boy hit the girl with the stick.’

‘The boy made the girl hit the cat with the stick.’

‘The boy gave the book to the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother give the book to the girl.’

‘The boy touches the girl with his hand.’

‘The boy makes the brother touch the girl with the stick.’

‘The boy ate bread.’

‘The girl saw her mother.’

‘The father knows many stories.’

‘The boy learns a lesson.’

‘The boy likes the girl.’

‘The boy likes the girl. (lit. The boy is cuddling the girl.).’

‘The girl fears the fire.’

‘The girl frightens the boy.’

‘The girl scared the boy with the dog.’

‘The girl washes the clothes.’

‘The boy made the girl wash the clothes.’

‘The boy makes the girl sing the song.’

‘The boy wipes the ink off the table.’

‘The girl is ill.’

‘The mother's head is aching.’

‘The boy troubles the mother.’

‘The disease made the body sick.’

‘The girl helped her mother.’

‘The girl made the boy help the mother.’

‘The girl said to the father: "Give me as well!".’

‘The girl made the boy say 'cat'.’

‘The teacher told a story to the children.’

‘The girl talks to the boy about her cat.’

‘The teacher made the children tell him a story.’

‘The girl made the boy tell the story about the cat.’

‘The boy teaches the Arabic language to the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother teach the girl the Arabic language.’

‘The girl goes home.’

‘The boy let the girl go home.’

‘The mother died.’

‘The boy killed the dog.’

‘The boy killed the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy made the brother kill the snake with the stick.’

‘The girl is sitting.’

‘The boy made the girl sit down.’

‘The mother made the girl sit down.’

‘The boy tied the cow to the tree with the rope.’

‘The boy made the girl tie the cow to the tree with the rope.’

‘The girl poured water into the bucket.’

‘The girl made the boy pour water into the bucket.’

‘The boy put the book on the table.’

‘The boy made the girl put the book on the table.’

‘The boy loaded the firewood onto the car.’

‘The boy made the brother load the car with the firewood.’

‘The boy cut the bread with the knife.’

‘The boy made the girl cut the bread with the knife.’

‘The boy follows the girl.’

‘The boy hid the book from his sister.’

‘The boy made the brother hide the book from his sister.’

‘The boy thinks about the girl.’

‘The girl looked for the book.’

‘The girl made the boy search for the book.’

‘The girl dressed the sister with the mother's help.’

‘The boy shouted at the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother shout at the girl.’

‘The girl took the book from the mother.’

‘The girl made the boy take the book from the mother.’

‘Magomed called his son Murad.’

‘Magomed made his brother name his son Murad.’

‘The girl tears the tissue from the dress.’

‘The boy is sad.’

‘The boy made the girl sad.’

‘The boy got cold.’

‘The girl was hungry.’

‘The girl coughed.’

‘The girl fills the bucket with the water.’

‘The girl made the brother fill the bucket with the water.’

‘The girl cooked (boiled) the meat.’

‘The girl made the boy boil potatoes.’

‘The boat sank.’

‘The boy left the village.’

‘The boy is running fast.’

‘The boy makes the girl run.’

‘The sun appeared.’

‘The boy accompanied girl to the house.’

‘The boy hugged the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother hug the girl.’

‘The girl smelled the cheese.’

‘The boy made the girl smell the cheese.’

‘The boy shaved his beard.’

‘The father made the boy shave his beard.’

‘The boy met the girl.’

‘The girl makes the bread out of maize flour.’

‘The girl made the mother make the bread out of maize flour.’

‘The boy made the brother make the house out of ground bricks.’

‘The girl heard the noise.’

‘The boy makes the girl listen to the story.’

‘The brother asked his sister for the money.’

‘The brother made the sister ask money from the mother.’

‘The boy broke the glass with his foot.’

‘The girl covers the boy with the blanket.’

‘The girl made the mother cover the boy with the blanket.’

‘The boy jumped.’

‘The boy made the girl jump.’

‘The boy sent the girl the flower (for permanent possession).’

‘The boy made the girl send a flower to the mother.’

‘The girl plays with the doll.’

‘The girl laughs.’

‘The boy carried the rucksack for the mother.’

‘The boy made the girl carry the rucksack for the mother.’

‘The boy shows a book to the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother show the book to the girl.’

‘The boy lives in the village.’

‘The boy made the brother live in the village.’

‘The ground is dry.’

‘The boy dried the grass.’

‘The boy digs the ground.’

‘The girl makes the boy dig the ground.’

‘The boy got the book from the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother get the book from the girl.’

‘The girl brought sorrel to the mother.’

‘The girl made the brother bring the sorrel to the mother.’

‘The boy stole the book from the girl.’

‘The boy made the brother steal the book from the girl.’

‘The boy threw the ball to the girl (so as to hit her).’

‘The boy threw the pencil on the table.’

‘The boy made the brother throw the ball to the girl.’

‘The boy pushes the stone.’

‘The girl made the boy push the stone.’

‘The boy grinds the wheat on the mill.’

‘The boy made the brother grind the wheat on the mill.’

‘The girl talks to her father.’

‘The boy runs fast.’

‘The boy makes the girl run.’