1+2

3>2

2>1]

341
344

6-3.31.3

392

Salinas has /-ma/, homophonous with 2+3 I in
Juli, Socca, Huancané, and Calacala. Huancané
has /-sna/, identical to Morocomarca 43 S and
to all 4+3 D-1 except Calacoa. Elsewhere the
allomorph is /-sma/; the variant /-sman/ also
occurs in Tiahuanaco.~!
Sitajara has /-ta:ma/; Morocomarca has /~-tma/;
Socca has /-tam/ alternating with /-tma/. Else-
where the allomorph is /-tam/, except that in

La Paz /-tama/, with antepenultimate stress

on the word, occurs at times in radio announce-
ments (see 4-3.33).

/-ista/ everywhere except Sitajara, which has
/-itta/, the form attested by Bertonio. (The
former has /-s-/ marker of 4p, and the latter
/-it(a)/ marker of Ip complement and /-ta/ marker
of 2p.)

/-itu/ everywhere.

/-stu/ in Calacoa and Sitajara; /-situ/ in Socca;
four variants frozen with /-(s)ch/, Juli. Else-

where /-istu/ (also attested by Bertonio).
Dialectal patterning

Several dialects have idiosyncratic allomorphs

of one person/tense suffix in this tense. In Huancané

1>2 /-sna/, in Calacoa 4+3 /-sfa/, in Salinas 1+2 /-ma/,