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iyugabbāna
Tomorrow night, i.e., the nighttime, nahdom, period of tomorrow, mā'et.
Awnid iyugabbāna ya unna' umuy an manod hinan inama' hi būludna.
Wait until tomorrow night and then I'll go and wait (for bats) where my bat net is on the mountain crest.
As part of a sentence introducer preceding a sentence comment, iyugabbāna is preceded either by hi or awni ta; as sentence comment, or sentence time margin, it is preceded by hi. A specific time of night within the time designations indicated above may be specified by the addition of hi or hinan followed by either a time verb or temporal verb phrase inflected for non-past tense, or by a time noun.
Hi iyugabbānah nan panayāwanda.
Tomorrow night when they will dance.
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