Yawarana derivational process: ta-verbalization

Derivations:

• suku ‘urine’ → sujta ‘urinate’ (-ta)
• kaimo ‘game’ → kaimota ‘hunt’ (-ta)
• mëtëta ‘thin’ (-ta)
• yoko ‘pimple’ → yokota ‘grow pimple’ (-ta)
• erepunu ‘sick’ → erepunta ‘become sick’ (-ta)
• wereyi ‘cloud’ → wereyta ‘cloud over’ (-ta)
• wanapu ‘savannah’ → wanaputa ‘grow savannah grass’ (-ta)
• sakau ‘sand’ → sakauta ‘get sandy’ (-ta)
• roko ‘crazy’ → rokota ‘become crazy’ (-ta)
• punu ‘flesh’ → punta ‘form pulp’ (-ta)
• pikë ‘fart’ → pikëta ‘fart’ (-ta)
• pichipichi ‘whitebait’ → pichipichita ‘form whitebait’ (-ta)
• naki ‘thirst’ → nakita ‘be thirsty’ (-ta)
• muku ‘child’ → mukuta ‘have son’ (-ta)
• moto ‘worm’ → motota ‘fill with worms’ (-ta)
• moroni ‘pain’ → moronta ‘hurt’ (-ta)
• mesuku ‘blood’ → mesujta ‘bleed’ (-ta)
• kërë ‘old’ → kërëta ‘ripen’ (-ta)
• këmu ‘pus’ → këmuta ‘emit pus’ (-ta)
• konopo ‘rain’ → konopota ‘start rainy season’ (-ta)
• kawono ‘high’ → kawonota ‘get high’ (-ta)
• kampara ‘big’ → kamparata ‘grow, change (voice)’ (-ta)
• chëkëy ‘nit’ → chëkëyta ‘fill with nits’ (-ta)
• chimichimi ‘worm (dog)’ → chimichimita ‘fill with worms (dog)’ (-ta)
• chikë ‘chigger’ → chikëta ‘get chiggers’ (-ta)
• awochi ‘tumor’ → awochita ‘form tumor’ (-ta)
• asere ‘dry cough’ → asereta ‘have dry cough’ (-ta)
• aijkorono ‘recovered’ → aijkoronota ‘recover’ (-ta)
• ajpachi ‘undergrowth’ → ajpachita ‘overgrows’ (-ta)
• akï ‘worm, maggot’ → akïta ‘fill with worms’ (-ta)
• api ‘ripeness’ → apita ‘ripen’ (-ta)
• amu ‘ripeness’ → amuta ‘ripen’ (-ta)
• chijchipu ‘body movement’ → chijchiputa ‘move body’ (-ta)
• kaso ‘fat’ → kasota ‘fatten’ (-ta)
• takunu ‘laziness’ → takunuta ‘slack off’ (-ta)
• werewere ‘mosquito sp.’ → werewereta ‘swarm (mosquitos)’ (-ta)
• këyata ‘grow’ (-ta)
• majta ‘become thin’ (-ta)
• paijta ‘swell (river)’ (-ta)