Proto-Andinean, first part

I wrote:

> A recently published study has come to a reconstruction of
> proto-Andinean, the ancestor of all Andinean languages.  Of course
it
> would be imposible to be sure that if you go back to Zera 7000 years
> ago, you would be understood with this reconstruction, but factual
> evidence on Andinean languages is consistent with this theory.
Of course, I expect any comment.

Just a sentence:
  *tèpò' dugâ`la kidü', tèpò' dugâ`lo dèmy'

*tèpò' A  god of destiny **
*dugâ` V  to give
*kidü' M  teeth
*dèmy' M  food ***
*-la   -as perfect
*-lo   -t  future

** religion of proto-andineans is unknown but comparing most ancient
religions in the Americas (Zera time line), it seems that a god of
destiny would be one of the most important gods, at least in the
"dugâ`lo dèmy'" bit.  In old Hembica literature and in Divelim (an
stinct language in Cuba, documented by Lemuraki people) the words for
destiny were cognates, with a common ancestor in proto-andinean
recosntructed as *tèpò'.

*** Chances are that proto-andineans knew no form of bread nor any
food such procesed.  A word for maize bread exist in most Andinean
languages and is related but it seems to be a later borrowing (around
5500 BP or later).

-- Carlos Th