~wene² be located somewhere after having be displaced. Usually not [...]

Part of Speech	2nd verb, intrans.
Phonetic Form	(i·)wene
Tanema Equivalent	~eno
Lovono Equivalent	~enu

1. • be located somewhere after having be displaced. Usually not translated

   Syntactic Restriction	resultative serialisation
   Typical Subject	s.th.

   • • Example 1752:
       

       Ni-mui temamene 'none i-wene ne moe.

       I left behind my bag in the house.

     • Example 2771:
       

       U-re i-wene!

       Leave that alone. [lit. you drop it, it lies]

     • Example 2772:
       

       La-wamu ne bonge iote i-wene pon.

       They hid (the treasure) in a cave. [lit. they hid it in a cave it's ‘lying’ there]

2. • go ahead, go on

   Typical Subject

   action

Related entries

• Heterosemes:
  • ~wene¹ lie down, be lying / be located somewhere, in whatever position / exist, be there / forms possessive predicates similar to Eng. ‘have’
• See also:
  • i-wene i-wene on and on, continuously; for a long time