This is the least common one out of Hoocąk’s four (periphrastic) causatives. The causative verb karagi is used when the causee is owned/belongs to the causer (A causes A's own U to do X). It’s a valency increasing operation that can be used with both stative and active (intransitive and transitive) verbs.
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