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Examples of -si- with the other Class 2 suffixes

mentioned above are the following:

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jay.cha.si.ya.fia 'to cause others to argue with each other’
— (La Paz; also Bertonio 1603b:317)

jay.cha.si.fia ‘to argue disrespectfully
with someone to whom re-
spect is due' (La Paz)

jay.cha.ya.si.fia ‘to allow someone to argue (talk) disre-
— spectfully with one' (La Paz/Compi)

* jay.cha.:.si.fia ‘to get oneself beaten up' ee 1603b:
— 317

ne

jay.cha.si.ya.si.fia ‘to allow someone to go on arguing dis-
a respectfully with one' (La Paz)

nuwa.si.ya.Si.fia ‘to referee a fight' (La Paz)
fight’

Ma.nta.si.n.ka.ki.m. 'Come on in.' (La Paz)
enter 2+3
I

Ma.nta.ni.s.ka.ki.m. ‘Come on in.' (La Paz)

usu.r.ta.Ssi.w.x.i ‘she became pregnant' (Calacoa)
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S usu.fia ‘to be sick'