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jurpi_ ~ jurp"i ‘day after tomorrow'

maya ‘another' (homophonous with maya ‘one')

q'alta ~ g"alt'i ‘morning, tomorrow' (Bertonio 1603b cited
tqalta)

g"ara ‘'tomorrow'
g"ipa '‘after' (also a positional)
wasa ‘another, other'

Forms with uru as head show the operations of
the different vowel sequence avoidance rules characteris-
tic of the dialects concerned (see 4-3.22.13).

gq'alta ~ g"alt'i ‘morning, tomorrow’ is included
here since a possibly related /qalit.uru/ ‘first day (of
month)' occurred embedded in a noun phrase in La Paz/
Tiahuanaco (see the end of 5-2.64), even though the first
two allomorphs were not found to occur before uru. They
are also included here because /q"alt'i/ modifies /jurp"i/

‘day after tomorrow’ and pacha 'time, epoch' in Salinas.
5-2.62 Rootlike recurrent partials

The rootlike recurrent partials that are members
of this class occur only as modifiers, in all dialects.

They are

mar- ~ war- ~ wal- ‘two (days) ago’ (+ uru)