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(6.10) a. i. Ayquiara musa puereca personacana roaya pa musa puereca Dios cana?<br />
ii. Ayquiara musapuereca personacana roayapa musapuereca dioscana?<br />
iii. aikiaRa musap1R1ka personakana, Roayapa musap1R1ka Dioskana?<br />
aikiaRa<br />
dem.prox.ms<br />
=kana<br />
=pl.ms<br />
musap1R1ka<br />
three<br />
persona<br />
person<br />
=kana Roaya =pa musap1R1ka Dios<br />
=pl.ms neg =interr three God<br />
close: ‘These three people, are they not three Gods?’<br />
spanish: ‘Pues estas tres personas, ¿no son tres Dioses?’<br />
b. i. Roaya puereca Dios cana, ayquiara musa puerecana persona cana persona uypetiti<br />
Dios mura Santísima Trinidad nanimairashira.<br />
ii. Roaya puereca Dioscana, ayquiara musapuerecana personacana persona uype titi<br />
Dios mura Santisima Trinidadnanimai rashira.<br />
iii. Roaya [musa]p1R1ka Dioskana. aikiaRa musap1R1ka personakana persona uyepe titi<br />
Dios muRa. santísima trinidadnanimai RaSiRa.<br />
Roaya<br />
neg<br />
[musa]p1R1ka<br />
three<br />
Dios =kana<br />
God =pl.ms<br />
aikiaRa musap1R1ka persona =kana persona uyepe titi Dios muRa<br />
=pl.ms three person =pl.ms person one be.alone God 3sg.ms<br />
santísima trinidad<br />
Holy Trinity<br />
=nani =mai Ra= SiRa<br />
=contr.foc =? 185 3sg.ms= name<br />
close: ‘They are not three Gods. These three persons are one God alone. The<br />
Holy Trinity is its name.’<br />
spanish: ‘No, sino un solo Dios verdadero.’<br />
(6.11) a. i. Ayquiara musa puereca persona cana suimaniamai Ahua rahuaca emenua?<br />
ii. Ayquiara musapuereca personacanasui, maniamai ahuara huaca emenua?<br />
iii. aikiaRa musap1R1ka personakanasui, maniamai awaRa uwaka 1m1nua?<br />
aikiaRa musap1R1ka<br />
dem.prox.ms three<br />
uwaka 1m1nua<br />
transform long.ago<br />
persona<br />
person<br />
=kana =sui maniamai awa =Ra<br />
=pl.ms =abl which 186 man =nom.purp 187<br />
close: ‘Of these three people, which transformed into a man long ago?’<br />
target: ‘Of these three people, which became man?<br />
spanish: De estas tres personas, ¿cuál se hizo hombre?’<br />
b. i. Dios Taegra Ahua rahuaca emenua.<br />
ii. Dios taegra ahuara huaca emenua.<br />
iii. Dios ta1Ra awaRa uwaka 1m1nua.<br />
Dios ta1Ra awa =Ra uwaka 1m1nua<br />
God son.male.ego man =nom.purp transform long.ago<br />
185 The appearance <strong>of</strong> =mai here is inexplicable for a number <strong>of</strong> reasons: 1) in modern Omagua =mai never occurs to<br />
the left <strong>of</strong> the limitative =nani; 2) the sentence is entirely grammatical without =mai; and 3) the parallel clause<br />
in the catechism fragment (see (5.10b)) lacks =mai. For these reasons we gloss it with a question mark.<br />
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