uñachakuy

Quechua

Etymology

From uña (“baby animal”) +‎ -cha (derivational suffix) +‎ -ku (reflexive) +‎ -y (verbalizer).

Verb

uñachakuy

1. (transitive) to give birth (exclusively for animals)

Conjugation

    Conjugation of uñachakuy

infinitive			uñachakuy
agentive			uñachakuq
present participle			uñachakuspa
past participle			uñachakusqa
future participle			uñachakuna
		singular			plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person inclusive	1st person exclusive	2nd person	3rd person
indicative		ñuqa	qam	pay	ñuqanchik	ñuqayku	qamkuna	paykuna
	present	uñachakuni	uñachakunki	uñachakun	uñachakunchik	uñachakuyku uñachakuniku1	uñachakunkichik	uñachakunku
	past (experienced)	uñachakurqani	uñachakurqanki	uñachakurqan	uñachakurqanchik	uñachakurqayku uñachakurqaniku	uñachakurqankichik	uñachakurqanku
	past (reported)	uñachakusqani	uñachakusqanki	uñachakusqan	uñachakusqanchik	uñachakusqayku uñachakusqaniku	uñachakusqankichik	uñachakusqanku
	future	uñachakusaq	uñachakunki	uñachakunqa	uñachakusunchik	uñachakusaqku	uñachakunkichik	uñachakunqaku
imperative		—	qam	pay	ñuqanchik	—	qamkuna	paykuna
	affirmative		uñachakuy	uñachakuchun	uñachakusun2 uñachakusunchik		uñachakuychik	uñachakuchunku
	negative		ama uñachakuychu	ama uñachakuchunchu	ama uñachakusunchu ama uñachakusunchikchu		ama uñachakuychikchu	ama uñachakuchunkuchu
1 The conjugation -niku is only for the Ayacucho-Chanca variety. 2 The form -sun refers to "you and I together", while the form -sunchik refers to "you and I and other people".