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The caracterization of nominalized constructions has been richly discussed in the linguistic literature. The discussion of this morpho-syntactic phenomenon considers not only its role in the formation of new words, but also on their syntactic function. This paper compares nominalized constructions in two extinct Uto-Aztecan languages spoken in northwestern Mexico. The aim of this paper is to show the mixed character of such constructions and to demonstrate that among the main properties of these syntactic constructions we can find genitive subjects, case marking of the clause and embedded clauses within the limits of the main construction.
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