him” (1ep Vs. 3) ere-etsak “You see him” (2sg Vs. 3) pe-etsak “You all see him” (2pl Vs. 3) je = r-etsak “He sees me” (2Vs. 1sg) jene = r-etsak “He sees (1incl) us” (3 Vs. 1ip) ore = r-etsak “He sees (1excl) us” (3 Vs. 1ep) ne = r-etsak “He sees you” (3 Vs. 2g) pe = n-etsak “He sees you all” (3 Vs. 2pl) o-etsak “He sees you” (3 Vs. 3) je = r-etsak “You see me” (2sg Vs. 1sg) ore = r-etsak “You see (excl) us” (2sg Vs. 1ep) oro-etsak “We (excl) see you” (1ep Vs. 2sg) Quantification The following distinct resources are used to express quantification in Kamayurá: 1) words for numbers and quantifiers which work as adverbials, 2) descriptive verb elements, 3) particles, 4) roots suffixed to the verb, 5) reduplication. 1) Words for numerals and quantifiers like “everyone” and “few” are understood as being associated with a countable item, and can be nominal in function of the subject, or of the object, or even an event, however, they do not occur as nominal determinants, but they present adverbial properties: 2) There are two descriptive verb elements which occur as quantifiers “be very, very, many times” and –eta “be numerous”. The first only occurs with a third person indicator and, like other descriptive, can occur as an adverb: 3) Different from adverbs, particles do not occur isolated like a constituent and do not present adverbial characteristic properties. They are syntagmatically connected to the constituent which is or contains the element of which has scope. The particles can modify nominal, adverbial or the verb. This group of particles includes: tete “only”, meme “each”, atsã “little, small”, utsu “a lot”, a’ia’ip “much”. Below are examples of the “tete” particle: 4) In the verbal roots which are suffixed to the verb pointing out aspectual distinctions, the root –pap “end, finish, complete” expresses universal quantification associated to the subject arguments of the transitive verbs and the objects of transitive verbs. With the suffix –pap it is understood that the event/action covers the totality of the item, considered in its unit or the totality of the items. In the last case, in general, the indicator of number is present in construction: 5) Reduplication is a recourse used to express distinctions of an aspect and other types of quantification. It can reduplicate radical nominals, adverbials and verbals, generally marked the iterative,