ariant of Tiriyó
<i>-(s)e</i> (<a href="#source-triomeira1999">Meira 1999</a>: 327).
Neither occur on Tiriyó <i>mahto</i> ‘fire’ (<a
href="#source-triomeira1999">Meira 1999</a>: 314), because it is a noun.
They are related to Apalaí <i>-se</i> (<a
href="#source-koehn1986apalai">Koehn and Koehn 1986</a>: 77) and Wayana
<i>-(h)e</i> (<a href="#source-wayanatavares2005">Tavares 2005</a>:
236). This is thus a cognate set shared by Apalaí, Tiriyó, and
Wayana.</p>
<ul>
<li><p>If Tiriyó <i>kure</i> ‘go