Let us posit a language with a malefactive and a benefactive case.
The benefactive is used for indirect objects that receive benefits from
the action, whereas the malefactive marks objects - both direct and indirect - that are detrimentally affected by the act.
Other direct objects are marked by the accusative.
As a side note: the numbering's been off for a while, due to some overlap at one part of hte indexing. I will correct them once I find the time.
Other direct objects are marked by the accusative.
As a side note: the numbering's been off for a while, due to some overlap at one part of hte indexing. I will correct them once I find the time.
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