adie² afterwards, then

Part of Speech	locative
Phonetic Form	aⁿdie

• • afterwards, then

  Sense Comment	rare
  Encyclopedic Info	More commonly preceded with a preposition ne.

  • • Example 79:
      

      Adie, pi' iape ini i-ka, i-atevo iepiene peini noma.

      Then her grandfather came in and told her a story.

Related entries

• Heterosemes:
  • adie¹ back / rear part of ‹s.th.› / later phase of ‹s.th.›
• Main Entry:
  • n’ adie¹ behind ‹s.o.› / on the other side of ‹a place›: across, beyond / after ‹a period of time›