306

*jani.w yati.ch.iri.y.ka.:ta.ti
2>3
F

However, the other affirmative forms in the paradigm are

given with /-:-/ before vowel-requiring suffixes, e. g.

*yati.ch.iri.:.ni.wa
~~ 343
F

5-3.42 Full verbalizers
5-3.42.1 i ta-

This suffix is of less frequent occurrence than
-ka- and -:- verbalizers.

Hardman has pointed out (Hardman et al. 1975:
3.402) the relationship of -pta- and the verbal deriva-
tional suffix -ta- 'up, inceptive', whose cognate in
other Jaqi languages is -pta-. In present-day Aymara
-ta- does not usually verbalize, except in La Paz/
Tiahuanaco where it was found in free variation with

-pta- on one root.

Ch' iyar.ta.s.k.i.w.
~~ 333
Ss ‘It turned black.’

Ch‘ iyara.pta.s.k.i.w.