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bigat
Tomorrow; i.e., the daytime, nawā'ah, and/or nighttime, nahdom, period, or any specified time within these designations immediately following this present time.
Bigat hi mahdom ya umāli'a ta manāwangta.
Tomorrow night you should come so that we can net bats.
As sentence comment, hi optionally precedes bigat; as sentence introducer, hi or awni ta optionally precedes bigat; as part of a sentence time margin, bigat is preceded by hi. A specific time of day or night within the general time designations indicated above may be specified by hi or hinan followed by either a time verb or temporal verb phrase inflected for non-past tense, or by a time noun. See under mā'et for examples.
Every day.
This past morning.
A morning star.
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