In asymmetrical constructions, the first complement of the mother-category is co-indexed with the first complement of V1.
(2) nanwu-e mek-ta 'divide and eat', kkulhi-e mek-ta 'boil and eat', mandul-e mek-ta 'make and eat', cap-a mek-ta 'catch and eat', cip-e mek-ta 'pick up and eat', ssip-e mek-ta 'chew and eat', kwu-e mek-ta 'broil and eat', ppal-a mek-ta 'suck and eat',… The purpose of this study is to provide an overall picture of KSVCs within the framework of the unification-based grammar 2 , in particular, Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) 3 .