563 Uka.n wawa.pa.r nutifika.sitayn s.i.w. then child order 3-3 Say RIK ‘Then he gave his child an order, they say.' (Huancané) Uka.r jani.y jig"a.ta.:.n muna.tayna.t s.i.w. no meet want 33 say RIK ‘At that he didn't want to meet him, they say.' (Huancané) Examples of uka as linker and summarizer: Uka.ru.sti kun ma: urnu.ru uka.x p"ich.kata.:t then a oven that stoke fire 233 F wawa.naka.m.x uka.ru suma ana.nta.:t.x uk"ama.k.x children in that well put 2>3 Tike that F gallu.nak sa.s. children = say '"Then in an oven, (in) there, you will build up a fire, your children in that you will carefully put, just like that, your little ones," saying.' (Socca) Many of the other examples in this chapter con- tain instances of uka summarizer and its derived forms. Examples as subject, zero complement, and -ru relational are found in 7-4.24. Hardman et al. (1975:3.454-455) gave other examples showing greater depth of embedding.