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The aim of this article is to describe how kinship and other interpersonal relations can be used in possessive nominal predication of two Mataguayo languages of the Chaco, Nivaĉle and Maka. It will focus on the subtype in which an utterance such as I am your son can be expressed with only one word, which stands out crosslinguistically as a quite uncommon construction. Additionally, some observations concerning similar phenomena in the other Mataguayo languages, Wichi/'Weenhayek and Chorote, are presented.

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predicación nominal posesiva en la expresión de las relaciones interpersonales en las lenguas de la familia mataguayo (Gran Chaco), con énfasis especial en el nivaĉle y el maká