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1071 yuyu'wa<br />

Varadero Simír nprop. Varadero,<br />

name of a place. <strong>Shiwilu</strong>k<br />

la'pi ñi'ñi. Simírkekda'<br />

mapakuñina'. In Jeberos<br />

there is no stone. From<br />

Varadero they will bring it.<br />

vaticinator ñinchi'wa'adikta'su'<br />

nom. person who can predict<br />

the future, vaticinator.<br />

Chiñinter' <strong>Shiwilu</strong>kda'<br />

ñinchi'wa'adikta'su',<br />

nana ñinchitapalli<br />

enpi'ipa' lupa'<br />

lenmek'etchun. The state<br />

representative of Jeberos can<br />

predict the future; he knows<br />

when there will be an<br />

earthquake.<br />

vegetable poison sulliman n.<br />

vegetable poison. Sulliman<br />

napi'ku'lusa'<br />

ya'luwetchinpu'llinerku<br />

dek. The elders did not want<br />

us to know about the<br />

vegetable poison. cf: kaper',<br />

kaper. (sem. domains: 1.5 -<br />

Plant.)<br />

vein(s) ukladekshillin (<br />

ukladek) n. vein, veins.<br />

Shañichariu ekkuañun<br />

ukladekshillinwekkek.<br />

The paramedic gave me an<br />

injection in my vein. clf: llin1.<br />

(sem. domains: 2.1 - Body.)<br />

verb suffix, you (pl.) to me<br />

-lama'u'ku vt. suffix that<br />

attaches to the verb and<br />

indicates non-future tense,<br />

second person plural subject<br />

acting upon a first person<br />

singular object. ¿Ma'ki'na<br />

kenmama'<br />

lumellama'u'ku? Why did<br />

you (pl.) laugh at me? Llimek<br />

wek'anma'<br />

pinaner'llama'u'ku. You<br />

(pl.) came to Lima and forgot<br />

about me. (sem. domains:<br />

9.2.9.1 - Verb affixes.)<br />

verbal suffix, first person<br />

singular subject<br />

verbal suffix, subject "I"<br />

verbal suffix, subject "you and<br />

I"<br />

verbal suffix, you (pl.) -lama' v.<br />

verbal suffix that indicates<br />

second person plural subject.<br />

¿Ma'kin<br />

adanpilencha'lama',<br />

wilashala? Why are you<br />

coming back, boys?<br />

Lli'inuta'mama'su'<br />

yasaka'tulama'. As you<br />

(plural) agreed, you will work.<br />

(sem. domains: 9.2.9.1 - Verb<br />

affixes.)<br />

very =inchi 2 prt. too much, very.<br />

Asu' peksa'<br />

tunka'shinchi<br />

nerñinanlukla muda'<br />

uk'a'su'ki. Dansu'lli<br />

lanteknen. This bed is too<br />

short for the foreigner. His feet<br />

hang over. (sem. domains: 9.3<br />

- Very.); enpu'ni adv. very.<br />

Aweraman latek enpu'ni<br />

denshipa'. The teeth of the<br />

"chambira" fish are very sharp.<br />

Tekkinchi enpu'ni

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