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relationals may also occur, and the zero complement is a

possession of the -na complement.

Juma.n wutilla.m jala.q.ta.ya.raq.tam.
2p bottle 2p knock over ~~ 3-2
S

'Hde knocked over your bottle.' (La Paz/Tiahuanaco)

Some derived verbs based on nouns verbalized with
the Class 1 suffix -ja- have unrealized subjects but take
human -ru complements and ingestible -ta relationals. The
verbs may take the nominalizer -fia only when they are stated

with their -ta relationals; -ru complement nouns are usually

not expressed. Examples:
mang'a.t ~ maq'a.t awt.ja.fia (*awt.ja.fia) awti ‘'drought'
Mang'a.t (79a. r) awt.j.itu. ‘I'm hungry.'
food ac 2 (all dialects)

uma.t awt.ja.na

Uma.t awt.j.itu. ‘I'm thirsty.’ (Jopoqueri,
water Morocomarca )

 

uma.t p"ar.ja.fia (*p"ar.ja.fia) p"ara ‘'dry'

Uma.t p"ar.j.itu. ‘I'm thirsty.' (La Paz)