ene3 demonstrative adverb, long form of clitic ne / here: [...]

Part of Speech adverb
Phonetic Form ene
Tanema Equivalent kana / eto
Lovono Equivalent ida / ngate
    • demonstrative adverb, long form of clitic ne
    • here: proximal demonstrative
      • Example 51:
        U-ka u-abu u-te ene!
        Come sit down here!
      • Example 720:
        Ene?
        Here?
        Example Comment
        as a question
      • Example 721:
        Sekele iaba ene vitoko ne, takoie ne.
        Our garden is here, nearby this way.
        Example Comment
        as a predicate
      • Example 722:
        Pele iono i-tatawoe ne temaka ene, ka ere.
        Your fishnet is damaged here, and there.
      • Example 723:
        Dapa gete 'none na ta ene!
        My boys, here they are!
    • this
      • Example 724:
        Ene, uie ae ne? – Ponu uie otovo.
        This thing, what kind of leaf is it? – That's sago leaves.
    • ‘here is’: proximal presentative
    • Syntactic Restriction clause-initial
      • Example 725:
        Ene totokale menu one.
        This is a photo of my son.

Related entries

  • See also:
    • ere Distal locative adverb: over there