The scanty evidence available is not clear. One "like-(want)" construction has dizeey teem 'desire is' with a DAT experiencer; another has fikaa dizeey 'become desire', with a NOM experiencer. Possibly in the latter fikaa dizeey is a lexicalized compound. The experiencer can be either dative or nominative. The Stimulus is generally unmarked (which could be NOM or ACC in the case of inanimates), and not found clause initially, where subjects are usually placed. In Example 104 the (human) stimulus is in Locative case, but the construction can be construed as an NP rather than as a full clause.
Source: Smith 1974-5: 0580
Source: Smith 1974-5: 3234
Source: Smith 1974-5: 3247