373

ifia.si.n.ja.p.j.ista ‘you are looking at us' (Jopoqueri)

By far the most common combination with -p-

is /-p.xa-/, often preceded by -si- or other suffixes.

sara.p.xa.ta.pa ‘their departure’ (La Paz)

go 3p

tuk.t'a.p.x.chi ‘they played music’ (Juli)

tuka.fa > Spanish tocar 'to play’

wisita.p.x.itu  'she visited us' (Salinas)
visit ~~ 3+]
S wisita.nma < Spanish visitar ‘to visit'

lura.si.p.x.ta 'I have done' (Socca)
do ~ 143
S

amt.t'a.si.p.xa.tayna.x ‘they agreed' (Huancané)
agree ~~ 333
RIK

nuwa.si.p.x.ta ‘you are fighting’ (Morocomarca)
fight ~~ 2+3
S

parla.si.p.xa.mani ‘let's talk' parla.na > Spanish parlar
talk ~~ 4+3
‘to talk’