Part of Speech | n2.constr |
MWE Structure | n = art |
Morphology | paa-n=a |
Gloss | under-3SG.POSS=ART2.SG |
Comment | The forms without an article function as the head of Locative Phrases. |
Example 5205:
Source: Ata 01R 092-093A iana bona bean tara, na tii mi nana bono magara, na tii nana tea paana ketaanaeThis fish, when you see (it), (it) has a beard, (it) is under its chin.
Example 5206:
Source: Sir 01W 139... a paana mooman repaa gogooravi.(When you step on the millipede), the underside of your foot turns red.
Example 5207:
Source: SiiSen 01W 835Veveo maa a paana inu.Sweep under the house. (lit. the underside of the house)
Example 5213:
Source: Mor 01E(Joy) 152Enam na teitei paana kiikira tea army vaa Papua New Guinea.We were under the care of the army of Papua New Guinea.
Example 5214:
Source: Iar 02RG 051eiei paana nahuhere underneath the pot