Toca(N)/Uki(B/V)

...having lost its (T), the Basque/Vascuence word, Uki(B/V), still means touch, touching, within the original Nauatl meaning, Toca(N)=to plant(sow and bury). Uka(B)is used as prefix of negation, from Uko(B)=refusal, denial, the privative (a) as suffix in Uk(a)/no touch =Tocar(sp)=Touch(E),=Ukoz/Ukozko(B)= negative/-ly. the only explanation for Toca(N) to be a negative is the ubiquitous spider=Tocatl(N)=To(xi)c(E), which, from a cave people, any people in quarters resident sharing space with spidey/Tocatl, a negative would develop very quickly if the root was, Toca(N)=Tocar(sp)=Touch(N): don't. of the 55 words with Toca(N)=Uka/Uki/Uko(B) prefix, in the Gorka Aulestia and Linda White Diccionario, p.371: 20 are for touch/tocar, all 20 together, in sequence. in the Uki prefix. 14 are negation, spread out among the Uka/Uki/Uko prefixes. 15 are fist/box, a planting sport, in the Ukabil(B)=puño,=Toca b/piloa (N)=touch spill(E), Ukai(B)=forearm, Uka-=T/Dukes(E/slang). 6 are elbow=Ukondo(B)=Toctolontic(N)=round touch(E). the Uko prefixes are led off by, Uko(B)=refusal, what i take to be a round (o) Uko denial. Uki(B)=touch, the (i)=in(E), as in dr(in)k. como en Japonica, veintenas de palabras manan de la fuente de una palabra Nauatl. vamos á seguir preguntandola idioma Vascuense, que está muy carcomido por la antiguedad de sus prestamos Nauatlacas, pero como lo sabemos, los Basques fueron las Nahoas Maritimas de Quetzalcoatl. vamos á ver si podemos enganchar una palabra Japonica corriente que será tamaño de los Uko- prefijos Vascuence, ah, aguí está, Okoru(J)=ocurrir(sp)=occur(E), ah, otra palabra igual,= Okoru(J)=enojarse(sp)/become angry/fly off the handle(fists/elbows). Okotaru(J)=neglect(negativo)one's duties. Okorinbo(J)=hothead. Okorippoi(J)=testy, picudo(sp). Ukondoka(B)=Toco-toca(N)=elbowing/codazo(sp). Which leaves us with the real root of occur(E), from the Latin= in T/Lat-olli(N)=the word, from the Nauatl=Toca(N)=T/oc/a=oc-cur(E). reaching out to other idioms, (R)yka(Russ)=hand. always wondered, in my Russian studys, where the Russ word for hand came from. ah, ukan(B/auxiliary verb used with transitive verbs)=have (in hand/ruka/ukabil), toca(N)=tocar(sp)=touch(E). another association for Ukabil(B)=(U)ka(i)bil(letra)= Ka(i)avil(Tzotzil Mayan)=joint, bones, hollow, node(cane/bamboo), which returns to its fist meaning in, Kaibiles, the infamous Guatemalan=Cuauhtemallan(N)=where the firewood/ kindling, elite regiment, who are a mirror of the Atlacatl regiment formed in San Salvador from the US Army's School of the Americas in Panama in 1980. the singular=Ka(i)bil=Ukabil(B).