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The following roots and stems, which are phono-
logically and semantically similar to each other, may con-

stitute another related set.

ama:.fa ‘to esteem, appreciate, love, want’
(Sitajara)
* jamawa- ~ amawa- 'want, love’ (Bertonio 1603b:244,
1612:2.227)
am.ta.fia 'to remember' (Huancané, Calacoa,

Jopoqueri)

to think, decide’ (La Barre 1950:43)

am.ta.si.fia 'to long to restore, to wish to bring
TO back' (La Paz/Compi)

am.t.t'a.si.fia ‘to agree’ (Huancané)

amtu.si.fia 'to remember’ (Juli)

am.t'a.jia "to remember’ (Calacoa)

am.t'a.si.fia ‘to remember' (Sitajara)

amu.ki.fia ‘to be quiet' (La Paz)

amus.t'a.fia 'to be quiet' (Calacoa)
* amuta- ‘remember, think' (Bertonio 1603b:77)
amutu.:.fia 'to be mute' (La Paz/Tiahuanaco)
amuya.vfia ‘to think, be careful' (La Paz, Sitajara)

‘to warn' (Salinas, Jopoqueri)

muna.fia 'to esteem, appreciate, love, want’
(everywhere except Sitajara)

*muna- ‘love, want’ (Bertonio 1612:2.227)
As indicated in 6-2 (and in examples in other chap-
ters) a stem consisting of the same root alone or of the

same root plus derivational suffix(es) may gloss differently