(By Jakob Lesage): "This question concerns a phonologically bound verbal marker that signals that the verb has a beneficiary. The marker could be analyzed in the language-specific case as voice, indexing or a 'bound pronoun'. In some languages, applicative markers may be used to topicalize, focalize or background a beneficiary. This type of marking also counts for this feature. The marker does not have to index the beneficiary. Autobenefactive markers do not count and serial verb constructions that include a benefactive verb (typically 'give') do not count.