causativesense
causativesense is a term used in linguistics to describe the grammatical construction that indicates that one entity causes another entity to perform an action or to be in a certain state. This differs from a simple transitive verb where the subject directly performs the action. In causative constructions, the subject is the causer, and there is an object that is the one being acted upon or made to do something.
There are several ways causativesense can be expressed across different languages. Some languages have specific causative
The semantic role of the causer is typically that of an agent, actively bringing about the action.