mukkda (묶다)

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An uncoded reciprocal alternation does not seem to be possible for this verb (cf. entry for MEET), although with inherently reciprocal events (e.g., tying shoelaces) a similar effect might arise in the morphological passive (ex. 235).

Coding frame

Simplex Verb form

Examples

(6)
Gunini mareul namue mukkeotta.
gunin-i
soldier-NOM
mal-eul
horse-ACC
namu-e
tree-LOC
mukk-eoss-da
tie-PST-DECL
‘The soldier tied the horse to a tree.’
★
(7)
Aideuri gajideureul seoroseoro mukkeo noatta.
ai-deul-i
child-PL-NOM
gaji-deul-eul
branch-PL-ACC
seoroseoro
one_another
mukk-eo
tie-CONV
noh-ass-da
put-PST-DECL
‘The children tied the branches to one another.’
★

Verb meaning , Microroles , Coding sets and Argument types

# TIE Coding set Argument type
1 tier NP-nom A
2 tied thing NP-acc P
3 tying goal NP-loc L

Alternations

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Alternation name Occurs Examples
U
Reciprocal Alternation more info
N n
C
Causative (morphological) more info
N y
C
Causative (periphrastic) more info
R y
C
Benefactive Alternation more info
R y
(234)
Abeojiga aiege sinbalkkeuneul mukkeo jusyeotta.
‘The father of the child tied his shoelaces for him.’
★
C
Passive (morphological) more info
R y
(235)
Majimageuro sinbalkkeuni jal mukkyeonneunjireul hwaginhaetta.
‘For the last time he checked whether his shoelaces had been tied correctly.’
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U
Possessor ascension more info
R n
U
Recipient double accusative alternation more info
N n
C
ji-Passive (periphrastic) more info
R y
C
hada-alternation more info
N y
U
Locative alternation more info
N n