n’ adie¹ behind ‹s.o.› / on the other side of ‹a place›: across, beyond / [...]

Part of Speech	preposition
Phonetic Form	naⁿdie
Variant Form(s)	n' adie ; ne adie
Morphology	ne + adie

1. • behind ‹s.o.›

   Literally	in the back of
   Syntactic Restriction	spatial

   • • Example 1783:
       

       U-ka n’ adie ene.

       Come behind me.

2. • on the other side of ‹a place›: across, beyond

   • • Example 1784:
       

       n' adie kulumoe

       on the other side of the village

     • Example 1785:
       

       n' adie ngamuli

       beyond the ocean

     • Example 1786:
       

       ne Adie Vono

       on the rear side of the island

       Example Comment

       placename

3. • after ‹a period of time›

   • • Example 1787:
       

       n’ adie ebieve tilu

       two years from now

Related entries

• Heterosemes:
  • n’ adie² afterwards, then
  • n’ adie³ after, once (an event takes place)
• See also:
  • adie¹ back / rear part of ‹s.th.› / later phase of ‹s.th.›
• Subentry:
  • adie² afterwards, then