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(Naya) sara.fi.fia ut.j.i. 'I have to go.' (Morocomarca)
Tp go 1p

(Juma) sara.fi.ma ut.j.i. ‘You have to go.’ (Morocomarca)

mle

(Jupa) sara.fi.pa ut.j.i. 'He/she/they has/have to go.'
3p ~ 3p (Morocomarca )

 

(Jiwasa) *sara..sa ut.j.i. 'We have to go.' (not elicited)
4p

An example that occurred in a sentence was

Juma kumpli.fi.ma ut.j.i. ‘You must comply.' (Calacala)
2p comply 2p

7-4.21.23 -fha.taki subordination

The combination -fa plus -taki complement/
relational 'for' may be used as a purposive subordinate
with a less narrow focus than -iri. However, verbs
nominalized with -fia often take -taki as any other noun

might, without subordination to another verb.

Liwru.x kuna.taki.sa ? ‘What is the book for?'
book what

Liwru.x liyi.fia.taki.w. ‘The book is for reading.' (La Paz)
read