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1

Shade, used as respite from the sun's rays, potang.

2

For something (actor -um- & theme) obstructing the sun's rays, potang to shade someone or something (loc ref -an).

Unat goh naliduman nan dālan ya maphod mahkay hi pundalānan ti manghan di lengot.

When the path is shaded it is finally nice for hiking because one's perspiration is not intense.

3

For someone (agent) to put someone or something (theme -on) in the shade, as one's body, cargo, lunch.

Immuy inlidum han ni'yibba' din bālunmi ta adi madagom.

My companion went to put our carried lunch in the shade so it won't become spoiled.

4

For it (actor) to make daylight conditions (patient -on) dull.

Actor, presumably clouds, occurs only in the sentence as a pronoun -na `it'. A substantive with patient role, presumably daylight conditions, is unexpressed in the sentence.

Lidudumōna hi munggāwa ti den do'ol di būnut.

It will make (it) dull in the late morning because, you see, there are many clouds.