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ngēmel

For it (patient mi-) to be the time of sunrise; i.e., about 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM.

A substantive with patient role is unexpressed in the sentence.

For a celestial body (theme mi-) to be partially risen above the horizon, as the sun in the early morning, the moon or a prominent star at night.

Does not refer to a celestial body partially set.

For someone, something (theme mi-) to be at the extreme edge of a drop-off, or slightly protruding beyond it, as at the edge of a cliff, a stone-wall terrace, a table top, a doorway of a house on foundation piles.

Adī'a mingēmel hinan way daplah hinan ūma ti mapūlig'a.

Do not be at the extreme edge where there is sheet rock in the upland field because you will roll down.

For someone (agent) to place something (theme i-) at the extreme edge of a drop-off (loc ref), or slightly protruding beyond it, as to place stones in a stone wall in line or slightly protruding beyond other stones, an object at the edge of a table.

ngēbel

ngībit

ngīlig 2