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441 *tayupalli -tek<br />

*tayulli *tayupalli<br />

*tayupalli (*tayulli) vi. to grow<br />

leaves, sprout. Tanpin i'na<br />

pideklalak dimulek, ñi<br />

ñinchitawetchi'ñi,<br />

a'pinta' tayulli. The mandi<br />

tuber can be piled up in the<br />

house, it does not rot, but<br />

rather grows more leaves.<br />

Ashu' tayupilasik<br />

uklulu'tetchek. When the<br />

sweet potato is growing<br />

leaves, I will make the manioc<br />

beer. (sem. domains: 1.5.6 -<br />

Growth of plants.)<br />

tek1 n. bark, skin. Tekwekkek<br />

insekwa'lek. I scratched my<br />

skin. Wilapen<br />

chichidek'apalli.<br />

¡Er'witeknen akusun<br />

a'ur'! Your child has diahrrea.<br />

Boil the bark of the guava tree<br />

and have him drink it! (sem.<br />

domains: 1.5.5 - Parts of a<br />

plant, 2.1.4 - Skin.)<br />

tek2 clf. bark, skin. clf. for:<br />

amikulluchek, amitek,<br />

anakatek, chipitek 4) ,<br />

diwitek, kulusektek,<br />

kunsetchek, lawerchek,<br />

panpektek, dalatek,<br />

siwenñantek, kadu'tek 1)<br />

, ker'chek, sunka'tek,<br />

kalantek, tanatek,<br />

kuditek.<br />

tek- v. > v. 1) prefix that attached<br />

to a verb indicates causation.<br />

Amishawek teksusullun.<br />

My grandma raised me. 2)<br />

prefix that attached to a base<br />

indicates repetition or intensity.<br />

Nana ñiñi'pen<br />

tekkitekkenku'su'<br />

mula'si'la chimiñi. Your<br />

dog used to bite me. Thank<br />

goodness it has died.<br />

-tek 1) v. > n. derivational suffix<br />

that indicates that the referred<br />

person or animal performs the<br />

action described by the verb<br />

habitually. Lulentutekler<br />

lulenñi wilawek. The<br />

healer cured my child.<br />

Sudawekku' napi'<br />

ilantutek. Long time ago,<br />

my late husband used to kill<br />

animals with his shotgun. 2) v.<br />

> n. derivational suffix that<br />

indicates that an action is<br />

performed at a certain place<br />

habitually. Tekpur'ek ipa'<br />

pur'llina' Shawilusa'.<br />

Nu'amu yupalek. The<br />

Shawis have already caught<br />

fish there where I always fish.<br />

Therefore, I am angry.<br />

Tek'ama'ak<br />

peksadunpallina'. They<br />

are washing clothes, there<br />

where we always bathe.<br />

Tekdiwekkek wilawek,<br />

da'wan ñapalli. There is a<br />

snake there where my son<br />

always gets firewood. 3)<br />

derivational suffix that indicates<br />

that the referred object plays<br />

the function indicated by the<br />

verb. utawitunan , yutek

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