Mamiani 1699: 16. Class I.

Mamiani 1699: 55.

Mamiani 1698: 79, 107. Attested in the constructions i=buyẽwoho=če 'his new body', kẽki=če 'new livestock'.

Azevedo 1965: 2, 59; Mamiani 1698: 29.

Mamiani 1699: 16; Mamiani 1698: 134. Class I.

Azevedo 1965: 12, 95, 96; Mamiani 1699: 69, 70; Mamiani 1698: 14, 65, 190, 196, 199. The difference between =kie and =dɨ is not fully understood. Mamiani [1699: 69] states that only =dɨ is used in answers, but this is not universal. Unlike =dɨ, =kie can combine with other suffixes. Apparently =dɨ pairs with the affirmative suffix =hɨ. Although this might mean that =dɨ marks polar negation, it is preferable to list both morphemes as synonyms until the situation is clarified. Other negative suffixes include =ko (in explanations), =te (when the speaker negates something they do not expect or believe), =ne (prohibitive), =dewo (in conditional clauses) [Azevedo 1965: 97; Mamiani 1699: 70, 89, 92; Mamiani 1698: 32, 46, 68, 131, 193].

Azevedo 1965: 13, 59, 95, 96; Mamiani 1699: 69, 70, 88; Mamiani 1698: 48, 60, 93, 109, 214.

Azevedo 1965: 3, 39, 58; Mamiami 1699: 52; Mamiani 1698: 5, 102. Occurs with classifiers.

Azevedo 1965: 7; Mamiani 1699: 18; Mamiani 1698: 23. Distinct from ɲiho 'Indians' [Azevedo 1965: 34; Mamiani 1698: 104]. Also the Portuguese borrowing pesoa is attested [Azevedo 1965: 73; Mamiani 1698: 10].

Azevedo 1965: 9; Mamiani 1699: 76. Cf. ti ʒo 'to rain' (class II), ti ɲeku 'to drizzle' (class II) [Mamiani 1699: 34, 70].

Azevedo 1965: 58; Mamiani 1699: 53. Occurs with classifiers. Distinct from =kucu 'carnation color' [Azevedo 1965: 58; Mamiani 1699: 53]. Possibly the same root as he 'to be anointed' [Azevedo 1965: 60; C11].

Azevedo 1965: 64; Mamiani 1699: 18; Mamiani 1698: 147. Polysemy: 'road / way / manner'. Found as woɾo- in compounds (also as a classifier for roads, practices, speechs, stories). Class I.

Azevedo 1965: 92; Mamiani 1699: 16. Also a classifier for roots (mu(i)-). Class I.

Azevedo 1965: 58. Occurs with classifiers.

Mamiani 1699: 2.

Azevedo 1965: 26, 31, 47, 59; Mamiani 1699: 100; Mamiani 1698: 9, Mamiani 1698: Id, 104. Also means 'to leave' [Azevedo 1965: 60] (homonymy is not excluded). Distinct from me 'to speak / to pray' (class II) [Azevedo 1965: 60; Mamiani 1699: 33], though cf. mo ɾo-či me 'says so' [Azevedo 1965: 87; Mamiani 1699: 49, 94]. Distinct from beɲe 'to tell / to explain' (class I) [Mamiani 1699: 30, 80], woɾobɨ / =uwoɾobɨ 'to tell / news' [Mamiani 1699: 35], tu 'to talk' [Mamiani 1699: 81].

Mamiani 1699: 8 (cites as =ubɨ), 79; Mamiani 1698: 21. Polysemy: 'to see / to hear'. Cf. intransitive ne 'to look / to care' (class II) [Azevedo 1965: 87; Mamiani 1699: 33, 95], neǝ̃ pɾi 'to stare (?)' ('olhar totalmente') [Azevedo 1965: 10; Mamiani 1699: 89]. Intransitive.

Azevedo 1965: 8, 81; Mamiani 1698: 4, 20, 21. Polysemy: 'to know / to perceive / to see'. Transitive. Class I.

Azevedo 1965: 66; Mamiani 1699: 12, 51. Glossed as 'fruit stone'. Class I.

Azevedo 1965: 3, 80; Mamiani 1699: 92; Mamiani 1698: 5.