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occur not only as modifiers, as they do elsewhere, but
also in compound numbers, e. g. /tunka ma:.ni/ ‘eleven',
/tunka pa:.ni/ ‘twelve' (see 5-2.4).

The demonstratives that have vowel-glide-vowel
sequences are /k"aya/ ‘over there' (La Paz, Juli, Socca,
Huancané, Jopoqueri, Salinas), /k"ayu/ ‘over there' (Cala-
cala), and /k"uyu/ ‘way over there' (Morocomarca). All
occurred in vowel length form as modifiers except /k"ayu/,
for which no example as modifier is available. (For addi-
tional details on reduction of these demonstratives to
the vowel length form, see 5-2.2.)

The personal pronoun that has a vowel-glide-vowel
sequence is /naya/ 1p, which occurs in all dialects except
Huancané and Sitajara. These dialects have only the re-
duced forms /na:/ or /na/. All dialects with /naya/
reduce it to /na/ before the plural suffix -naka. (See
5-2.3, also.)

In La Paz the verbal derivational suffix -waya-
distancer has an optional allomorph /-wa-/ occurring
before suffixes that require a preceding vowel. (See

6-2.23, also.)
4-3.22.15 Retention of long vowel in certain verb roots

The verbs ama:.fna 'to like, want' and p"a:.fia
‘to cook', which occur in Sitajara, have in their roots

vowel Tength which corresponds to /ya/ in the related