alyin plo	‘next month’
sisi	‘now’
pijyoda	‘then’
alo lpa	‘noon’
aji ali	‘time for going to paddy field (8.30 a.m. - 9 a.m.)’
api pica md	’time to cook rice of evening (3 p.m - 4 p.m) ’
alo apiddu	‘lunch time’
paro roe hon	‘first crowing of the cock’
paro ronye hon	‘second crowing of the cock’

myoko pjya plo bare yepa mdu.	Myoko festival month-one-adv. do-exist
‘Myoko festival lasted for onemonth’
m so loo yepa dte	he here five days stay-p.t.
‘he stayed here for five days’
m pijyoda alyido	he afterwards come-fut. -exist
‘he will come afterwards’
mano kamipa api dine	he very late adv. rice eat-p.t.
‘he ate rice very late’
o anyi bajilyiyepa imidalyi	I two hour-till-adv. sleep-exist-fut.
‘I will sleep until 2 O’clock’
m ali hi ba ho imit	he evening temp. loc. slep-p.t.
‘he slept after evening’
m tala so ane	he beer drink-temp. here come-p.t.
‘he came here after drinking beer’
m uyi bone lulala ine.	he story one tell-temp. go-p.t.
‘he went after telling a story’
o móka alyikuyepa imitalyi	I he-gen. come-temp. sleep-fut.
‘I will slep until he comes’.
m dumi mi nyibyayapa more ho ine.	he Dumi acc. early-adv. forest loc. go-p.t.
‘he went to forest earlier than Dumi’