333

*jala.pta.s.i ‘jumped up' (Sebeok 1951a:69)
353

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S  jala.fia ‘to run'

*tuku.pt.x.i.wa ‘changed suddenly’ (Ebbing 1965:241)
“343
S tuku.fa ‘to finish'

The first is reportedly from the city of La Paz, the
second from La Paz department.

Bertonio (1603b:308) cited in addition to *-ta-
the variants + y-uta-/ ‘up' and *7-(u)talta-/ inceptive.
Forms with these are unacceptable to present-day speakers.
One speaker in Juli used /-tu-/ instead of /-ta-/, but
this may have been idiosyncratic. Examples:

~

un.tu.t ‘seen’ una.fia 'to see'

jal.tu.w.j.iri.tayn ‘he had flown' jala.fia ‘to fly'

 

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RIK
6-2.17  -jata- ~ -kata- ~ -k"ata-, ~naqga-, -nta-,
~mucha- ~ -muchu- ~ -muku- ~ -nuku-, -tata-,

~Xaru-, -xXa:Si-, -xaya-

These suffixes precede -t'a- momentaneous and

do not co-occur with suffixes 6-2.13, 6-2.14, and 6-2.15.
6-2.17.1 ~ .Jdata- ~_-kata- ~ -k"ata- ‘across!

This suffix verbalizes infrequently. /-jata-/

was used by one speaker from Salinas and one from