pangte then, next; used clause-intially to introduce a clause occurring [...]

Part of Speech	conn
Pronunciation	ˈpaŋtɛ ~ ˈpantɛ
Morphology	pang-te

• • then, next; used clause-intially to introduce a clause occurring subsequent to first clause

  • • Example 990:
      

      Adi modo, pante leyer nèko.

      You fall then I laugh.

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• See also:
  • pang thus, in this way, be like this / so, sentence connector, occurs at beginning of clause referring back to previous clause
  • =te first, then; priorative clause-final conjunction signalling that the marked clause denotes an event prior to the one in the following clause / final form of the priorative particle teng, optional used on imperatives to signal insistence, i.e., that the action should be done before anything else