For each word specify the sound change(s) between Proto-Quechua and one of its daughter languages, Tena. Then, after considering all the data, say whether each sound change is conditioned or unconditioned and, further, what type of conditioned or unconditioned change each sound change is.
Proto-Quechua Tena Gloss
[hampatu] [hambatu] ‘toad’
[ʧumpi] [ʧumbi] ‘belt’
[timpu] [timbu] ‘boil’
[nutku] [nuktu] ‘brains’
[akla] [agla] ‘choose’
[wakli] [wagli] ‘damage’
[utka] [ukta] ‘fast’
[kunka] [kunga] ‘neck’
[ljantu] [ljandu] ‘shade’
[mutki] [mukti] ‘smell’
[pukju] [pugju] ‘spring’
[inti] [indi] ‘sun’
[sanku] [sangu] ‘thick’