370

Atip.xa.s.ka.k.i.w. ‘It (the headache) overcame her.’
— 333 (Compi )
S

atipa.fa ‘to overcome'

yat.xa.paya.fia ‘to imitate in order to make fun of' (La Paz)

yati.na ‘to know'

* sar.xa.way.xa.tayna ‘he left' (LaBarre 1950:43)
go ~ 343
RIK

In the last example /-xa-/ reduplicates on the verb stem.
The combination /-ka-/ incompletive plus /-xa-/

occurs infrequently.

sar.k.xa.tayna.x ‘he had gone (for good)’ (Huancané)
go +=— 33
RIK

+ . . .
Jani.w sar.t.ir.jama.:.k.xa.:n.ti.

no get up 33

RDK
‘He could not get up (and never would again).' (Wexler
1967 : 456)

Other examples of incompletive and completive suffixes,
sometimes with reduplication, are given in the next

section.