-naku

naku nāku Quechua Suffix qu suffix Indicates a reciprocal action. qu maqay to beat → qu maqanakuy maqanakuy to fight one another qu rikuy to see → qu rikunakuy rikunakuy to see each other Descendants es pasanaku Tariana Pronunciation tae /ˈnaku/ Verb tae verb to hold in one's lap or one's shoulder tae di-dákiɾu-nuku wakúpa wiká-pidana di-sueta di-naku di-a diha diwasádu -ne. The brother-in-law put his granddaughter on his shoulder. tae euphemism to swive, to have sex tae -eɾu -thi tae hĩtu-ma-peni di-eme-ka hĩtu-ma-pe-nuku di-naku-ka di-emhani. When (the curupira) smells a woman menstruating for the first time, the curupira has sex with her and then leaves. References Aikhenvald Alexandra Y. A grammar of Tariana, from northwest Amazonia 2003 Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-82664-8 Cambridge grammatical descriptions Cambridge New York Aikhenvald Alexandra Y. 2001 Dicionário Tariana-Português e Português-Tariana https://www.aikhenvaldlinguistics.com/pdfs/tariana/language/tariana-dictionary-2002.pdf Boletim do MPEG: Série Antropologia Boletim de Antropologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi 17 1 1–389 https://web.archive.org/web/20260825072807/https://www.aikhenvaldlinguistics.com/pdfs/tariana/language/tariana-dictionary-2002.pdf 25 August 2026 tae Sex