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recurrent partials but formally and semantically belong in

the class are
alaya 'next', modifier of days of the week and of
p"axsi; a borderline positional also (all dialects)
arumara ‘another day' (Juli)
arunta ‘night’ (La Paz, Calacala)
kuti ‘time, occurrence’, modified by the interrogative
gawg"a, demonstratives aka and uka, and numbers,
as in ma: kuti ‘one time' (La Paz)
layra_ ~ nayra ‘before', modifier with pacha, timpu,
and frozen suffix -qata; also a borderline
positional (all dialects)
pacha ‘time, epoch', modified by interrogatives kuna and
gawg"a, demonstratives, layra~nayra, and g"alt'i;
also a borderline positional (all dialects)

Also classifiable as restricted temporals are the hours
of the day which in all dialects have been borrowed from

Spanish, e. g. Ja una ‘one o'clock', las uchu < las ocho