mexicah tiahui?

[Michael McCafferty]

Quoting Henry Kammler <h.kammler at em.uni-frankfurt.de>:

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Henry Kammler's message is written in a character script my computer 
can't decipher, so I can't comment. Hopefully, the following is not 
redundant.

A couple of additional ideas about "tiahui".

It's a combination of two verbs: /ya:/ and /hui/, which exist 
independently, seeminly most often with directional prefixes.

For example: anhualhuih 'you all come'

Michael


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