579

All other negative sentences or phrases may be

derived from these basic sentences. !°

(Negative forms
of the inflected verb sa.fia 'to say' were given in
6-4).
7-4.52 Incompletive and completive verbal derivational

suffixes with the negative

In the examples above, the verbs contain the
incompletive verbal derivational -ka- in the stem. In
La Paz, Juli, Huancané, Socca, Sitajara, and Calacoa
the verb or verbalized noun in a negative statement
usually has the incompletive -ka-. The completive -xa-
sometimes occurs instead (or in addition), but less
often. In Salinas, Jopoqueri, Calacala, and Morocomarca
the incompletive or completive suffixes are more often
absent with the negative.

The following all occurred in Salinas.

=
_ts
=

mun.k.irijt.ti. ‘I wouldn't like to.'
=a33 =
D-1

=
ats
=

:

mun.t.ti. "I don't want to.'
|>3°

=
ade
=

 

mun.j.t.ti. "I wouldn't like to.'
~|s3 ~~
S