Day after tomorrow; i.e., the second daytime, nawā'ah, or following nighttime, nahdom, period following this present time.
Bo'on hi mā'et di umalīa' an awni ta ohhandi.
Tomorrow will not be the time of my coming but the day after tomorrow.
As part of a sentence introducer, ohhandi is preceded by hi or awni ta; as a sentence comment, or time margin following a sentence nucleus, it 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 following ohhandi, and followed by either a time verb or temporal verb phrase inflected for non-past tense, or by a time noun.
Hi ohhandih nan lumabi.
Day after tomorrow at midnight.