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espanolEl articulo analiza las subordinadas locativas y modales del tehuelche o aonek’o ?a?jen, lengua indigena de la Patagonia argentina hablada entre el rio Santa Cruz y el Estrecho de Magallanes. Actualmente, se halla en un proceso avanzado de perdida, aunque la comunidad tehuelche intenta revitalizarla. En el marco de la tipologia funcional, se describen ambas clausulas teniendo en cuenta el elemento que las introduce, su ubicacion en la oracion principal y el modo del nucleo predicativo. Asimismo, se consideran las similitudes existentes entre ambas. Por ultimo, se explica el origen de los subordinantes y de las variantes que estos presentan. Para ello, se recurre a la comparacion con el selknam, lengua perteneciente a la familia Chon, al igual que el tehuelche. EnglishThis article analyzes locative and manner clauses of the Tehuelche or Aonek’o ?a?jen, an indigenous language of the Argentinian Patagonia, spoken between the Santa Cruz river and the Strait of Magellan. At present, this language is facing an advanced process of extinction, despite Tehuelche community efforts to revitalize it. Locative and manner clauses are described according to a functional-typological frame, by taking into account the element that introduces them, their location in the sentence and the mood of the predicative core. In addition, the similarities found between both clauses are considered. Finally, the origin of the subordinators are explained by comparing them with those found in Selknam, a language that, like Tehuelche, belongs to the Chon family.

Subordinación locativa y modal en tehuelche o aonek’o ?a?jen. Aspectos sincrónicos y diacrónicos