6.    iniu kocuo-no1 izho2 a3 cü4 hu-lo-ie5           the village headman1 visited5 my3 house4 today2 unexpectedly 5       b. the sub sense of surprise
This sub sense is an expression of a feeling of surprise on the part of the speaker about the action. Presumably it is realized with intransitives, and a class of transitive not covered under the mood of surprising/ and unexpected, action.
149 1.  a1 na2 osa3 so-lo-ie4 my1 child2 stitched (his) clothes3 2.  kaikho1 mikrüli2 lo-loe3 Kaikho1 went down3 to Imphal2 3.  ·ikho-no1 pfo2 cü3 zhu-loe4 Dikho1 sold4 his2 house3 4.  imeli1 ocü rü-loe2 it rained2 in Mao1 c. the subsense of accomplishment
This subsense indicates that the action was done with considerable effort and carries with it a note of triumphant exultation.
150. 1.  sibo-no1 okhe-na-i2 soha - loe3           Sibo1 killed3 the tiger 2, (which is an achievement) 2         2.  pfo-no1 ovo2 hihi3 so-loe4           he1 did4 this3 work2 (which is an achievement) 4         3.  caakho-no1 ocü2 kali3 so-loe4           Chakho1 built4 a3 house2 (which is an achievement) 4         4.  alemo-no1 assaam2 -lino3 vu-loe4           Alemo1 came4 out of 3 Assam2 (which is an achievement) 4         5.  saiman-no1 isü va2 a-loe3           Simon1 scaled Isü2 (which is an achievement) 3         6. mahibo-no1 maia-yi2 macü-co-ie3           Mathibo1 kissed3 Matia2 (which is an achievement)3
3.4.6.26.	The Mood of Determination
The mood of Determoination expresses the determination of either the speaker or the nonspeaker, and is marked by -o. It is, however, less felicitous in sentences with second and third person subject NP’s since the speaker can not quite speak for the determination of others.
151 1. ojü-hi1 dukrü-o le-shie2     let us divide2 the land1
Interestingly, the determination could relate to a non-subject (but first person) NP, as the following examples (151.2) illustrates
2.  kobu1 ata2 he3 pi-o-ka4   give4 us (excl. prn. & excl. pl.)2 (the) gun1
As the examples show, the determination mood marker -o precedes other mood markers, the hortative in 151.1. and the imperative in 151.2.
3.4.6.27	The Mood of Temporal Concomitance
The mood of Temporal Concomitance signals that the action will take place at a particular, specifiable (even if not specified), point or period of time. Note that all the examples given below are more felicitous with a time phrase. Even if a time adverb is absent, the semantics of the sentence implies one.
152 1. isember khro-na-hi1 sanni2 vu-i3 le4           Sanny1 will4 be coming3 in December1         2. a1 na pfoo2 caka3 nohiu-i4 le5           my1 son2 will5 be marrying4 next year3         3. ocü rü-i1 le2           it1 will2  be raining1 (at a specifiable time)         4.  ocü ni-i1 le2           it1 will2  be shining (at a specifiable time)1
Significantly, the mood does not occur in the negative :
*1a. isember khro-na-hi sanni vu i le moe       Sanni will not be coming in December     *2a.  a na pfoo caka nohiu i le moe       my son will not be marrying next year     *3a.  ocü rü i le moe       it will not be shining (at a specifiable time)     *4a.  ocü ni i le moe       it will not be shining (at a specifiable time)