Tomorrow, i.e., the next daytime, nawā'ah, and/or following nighttime, nahdom, period following this present time, or any specific time within these designations.
Tamūa' hi mā'et nan payaw Aligūyun.
I will work in Aligūyun's pond field tomorrow.
As sentence comment, hi optionally precedes mā'et:
Mā'et di puntamūa' hi payaw'u.
Tomorrow is the time I will work in my field.
As part of a sentence introducer, hi or awni ta optionally occurs.
Awni ta mā'et ya unna' umāli.
Wait until tomorrow and then I will come.
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.
Hi mā'et hinan moyob.
Tomorrow, early afternoon.
Hi mā'et hi umalīanyu.
Tomorrow when you will come.
Hi mā'et hinan hoddomna.
Tomorrow during mid evening.
As part of a sentence time margin, mā'et is preceded by hi.
Umūya' hi mā'et.
I will go tomorrow.