 This is part of a broader tendency in Tuparí to build “new” cases by working with the four preexisting ones.Caspar and Rodrigues (1957) and Alves (2004) have referred to the combination of Nuclear and Locative cases in Tuparí as a form of Accusative case, however Singerman (2018) challenges this, saying that the combination should rather be seen as a method to assert coreference in the discourse.Singerman (81), Locative –pe on top of Nuclear Case