LOAD core meaning

Typical context	The farmer loaded hay onto the truck. = The farmer loaded the truck with hay.
Microroles	loader, loaded thing, loading place, load beneficiary, load causer

Verb forms 45

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Language	region	family	Verb form	Basic Coding frame	arg_count
Yorùbá	Africa	Niger-Congo	kó	1 V 2 LOC3	3
German	Europe (and Indo-European)	Indo-European	laden	1-nom V.subj[1] 2-acc auf+3-acc	3
Emai	Africa	Niger-Congo	maa	1 > V > 2	2
Emai	Africa	Niger-Congo	hee	1 > V > 2	2
Nǀǀng	Africa	Tuu	nǃao	1 V 2 ng+3	3
Chintang	Asia	Tibeto-Burman	yuŋs	1-erg 2-abs 3-loc V.agt[1].obj[2]	3
Jakarta Indonesian	Southeast Asia & Australia	Austronesian	isi	1 V 2 ke+3	3
Jakarta Indonesian	Southeast Asia & Australia	Austronesian	taro	1 V 2 LOC3	3
Jakarta Indonesian	Southeast Asia & Australia	Austronesian	masuk	1 V 2 ke+3	3
Zenzontepec Chatino	Americas	Otomanguean	nkā-tūkwá	V 1 jiʔį̄+2 jiʔį̄+3	3
Japanese (standard)	Asia	Japonic	tumu	1-nom 2-loc 3-acc V	3
Bora	Americas	Witotoan	picyo	1-nom 2-acc (3-all) V	3
Mitsukaido Japanese	Asia	Japonic	tsum-u	1-nom 2-dat 3-acc V	3
Nen	Southeast Asia & Australia	Morehead	wewes	1-erg 2-obl und[2].V.act[1]	2
Nen	Southeast Asia & Australia	Morehead	wawags	1-erg 2-abs 3-dat und[2].V.act[1]	3
Nen	Southeast Asia & Australia	Morehead	wapls	1-erg 2-abs 3-loc und[2].V.act[1]	3
Yucatec Maya	Americas	Maya	but'	sbj[1].V.obj[2] 2 1 LOC3	3
Yucatec Maya	Americas	Maya	kuch	sbj[1].V.obj[2] 2 1	2
Yucatec Maya	Americas	Maya	na'ks	sbj[1].V.obj[2] 2 1 LOC3	3
Sliammon	Americas	Salish	ʔuwuɬ-sxʷ	V.obj[1].sbj[2] 1	2
Italian	Europe (and Indo-European)	Romance	caricare	1 > V.subj[1] > 2 (su+3)	3
Hokkaido Japanese	Asia	Japonic	tum-u	1-nom 2-dat 3-acc V	3
Xârâcùù	Southeast Asia & Australia	Austronesian	nîî	1 > V 2 (ngê+3)	3
Evenki	Asia	Altaic	tev-	1-nom 2-acc 3-dat V	3
Eastern Armenian	Europe (and Indo-European)	Indo-European	baɾʒel	1-nom 2-nomdat LOC3 V.subj[1]	3
Bezhta	Europe (and Indo-European)	Nakh-Daghestanian	yoⁿsal	1-erg LOC2 3-abs abs[3].V	3
Icelandic	Europe (and Indo-European)	Indo-European	hlaða	1-nom V.agr[1] 2-dat á+3-acc	3
Ainu	Asia	isolate	oma-re (SG) / o (PL)	1 2 3 subj[1].obj[2].V	3
Mandarin Chinese	Asia	Sino-Tibetan	zhuāng(zài)	1 > (LOC2 > ) V > 3	3
Balinese	Southeast Asia & Australia	Austronesian	menekang	1 V 2 ke+3	3
Jaminjung	Southeast Asia & Australia	Mirndi	bagurr ganarrany	1-erg 2-abs LOC3 subj[1].obj[2].V	3
Korean	Asia	Isolate/Koreanic	sidda	1-nom 2-acc 3-loc V	3
Ojibwe	Americas	Algonquian	boozdood	1 subjA[1].V.objI[2] 2	2
Ojibwe	Americas	Algonquian	booz'haad	1 subjA[1].V.objI[2] 2 3-loc	3
Sri Lanka Malay	Asia	Austronesian	thaaro	1 2-acc LOC3 V	3
English	Europe (and Indo-European)	Indo-European	load	1-nom > V.subj[1] > 2-acc > LOC3	3
Mandinka	Africa	Mande	láa (1)	1 > 2 > V > LOC3	3
Modern Standard Arabic	Africa	Semitic	ḥammala	V.subj[1] 1-nom 2-acc ʿalâ+3	3
Modern Standard Arabic	Africa	Semitic	šaḥana	V.subj[1] 1-nom 2-acc (bi+3)	3
Hoocąk	Americas	Siouan	hožu	1 2 LOC3 und[2].act[1].V	3
Even	Asia	Tungusic	in-u-	1-nom 2-acc 3-loc V.subj[1]	3
Russian	Europe (and Indo-European)	Indo-European	nagruzitʹ	1-nom V.subj[1] 2-acc LOC3	3
Ket	Asia	Yeniseic	es⁷-daq⁰ (S-es-O-k-daq-pl)	1 2 (LOC3) subj[1].obj[2].V	3
Mapudungun	Americas	Araucanian	chechümün	V.subj[1].obj[2] 2 1 3+mew	3
Yaqui	Americas	Uto-Aztecan	pu'akta	1-nom 2-acc 3-loc V	3

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