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Takahashi Yasushige 高橋靖以 (2017). アイヌ語幌別方言の使役接尾辞について[On the causative suffixes in the Horobetsu dialect of Ainu]. 北方言語研究 7, 99–106.

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1. Six further dialect areas enter the description where sources allow: Shizunai (SHI), documented most fully by ; Horobetsu (HOR), the subject of Takahashi's morphosyntactic studies ; Tokachi (TOK), whose dialect is documented in Takahashi's Tokachi example collection and evidentiality and deixis studies ; Ishikari (ISH), described by ; and the more sparsely attested Asahikawa (ASA) and Yakumo (YAK) areas. no page The Dialect Sample and the Corpus-Quantification Method
2. In the Horobetsu dialect, Takahashi documents an extension of the productive causative suffix into a switch-reference function: in coordinated clauses it marks that the subject of the following predicate differs from that of the preceding one (different subject), while in subordinated clauses it marks same-subject continuity . 102–106 The Morphological Causative -re / -e / -te
3. The attested Horobetsu forms — é-re 'make eat', kasuy-re 'make help', cis-te 'make cry', wen-te 'make bad' — show the same allomorphic distribution as Saru and Chitose . 99–104 The Morphological Causative -re / -e / -te
4. This function is not attested in descriptions of Saru or Chitose and does not bear directly on causee marking, but it shows the causative suffix to be morphologically multifunctional in at least one dialect ‹corpus-suggested›. 102–106 Causee Marking, Ditransitive and Double Causatives