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ali.s.mucha.fia 'to throw out' (Salinas)
ali.s.paya.fia ‘to throw someone out' (La Paz, Salinas)
aru.Si.fia 'to complain, protest, speak against someone'

(La Paz); 'to speak' (Bertonio 1603b:327)

aru 'word/speak'

aru.s.tata.fia ‘to say' (Salinas)
ufia.si.fia ‘to look at each other' (La Paz)

ufia.s.t'a.na ‘to wait for someone’ (Calacoa, Sitajara)

-si- does not co-occur with -rapi- beneficiary or -raqga-
victimary. -Si- may occur before or after the suffixes
-~ya- ~ -:- Causative, -ni- approacher, and -wa- distancer
(or its variants). -si- often occurs in combination with
-ja- ~ -ka- incompletive, resulting in its at first being
considered a continuative. However, it may also occur
with -xa- completive.

When it precedes -ya- on a stem, -si- usually
glosses as a reciprocal. -si- following -ya- usually
glosses as a reflexive. When -si- occurs twice on a
stem, separated by -ya-, the first -si- is a reciprocal,
and the second, a reflexive. When two -si-'s occur in

succession, the second is usually followed by the incom-

pletive suffix -ja- ~ -ka-.