k'iya.fia

parla.fia

puqu.fia

puri.na

p"ichu.rpaya.fia

p"icha.rpa:.na

q"ulli.iia

tuki.fa

tunu.ra.na

tulu.ra.fna

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‘to grind red peppers or salt with a
small round stone' (La Paz/Tiahuanaco)

‘to grind corn with a rocking stone
(batén)’ (Salinas)

‘to chat' (Salinas)

'to speak' (elsewhere)

‘to grow, produce’ (plant subject)
(Jopoqueri, Salinas, Morocomarca,
Calacala, Sitajara, Calacoa)

‘to ripen’ (La Paz/Tiahuanaco, La Paz/
Compi)

‘to come’ (Salinas, Sitajara, Calacoa)

'to arrive’ (La Paz, Salinas, Jopoqueri,
Calacala, Huancané, Socca)

'to card wool, removing dirty particles’
(La Paz/Tiahuanaco)

‘to untie' (Salinas)

‘to dig a field before planting’ (escar-
bar) (Jopoqueri)

‘to plow (with team of oxen)’ (La Paz/
Tiahuanaco)

‘to inflate, to faint’ (Socca)

'to stretch out the legs' (La Paz/Compi)
‘to turn numb, hard' (La Paz/Compi)

"to feel strengthened' (Sitajara)

‘to feel strengthened' (Socca)

A set of phonologically similar verb roots with

shifting meanings across dialects is the following: