Language Name goes here

1

The sun's rays.

Munha'it nan potang ti nunggāwa.

The sun's rays hurt because it is late morning.

Sunny.

Potang ad ugwan at mun'ohob hi puntamūan.

It is sunny now, so it will be hot to work.

2a

For it to illuminate someone or something (patient -on) with sunlight.

A substantive with actor role occurs only in the sentence as a pronoun -na `it'; a substantive as patient does not occur.

Potangōnah mawā'ah ti den mi'id būnut.

It will illuminate (things) when it will be daytime because you see there are no clouds.

2b

For the sun (actor & theme) to shine on someone or something (loc ref -an).

3

For someone (actor & theme mi-) to expose herself to direct sunlight (loc ref).

meptang

Umuy'a meptang ta mamaganan di odolmu.

Go expose (yourself) to direct sunlight so your body will be dried.

mi-: meptang

For someone (agent) to place someone or something (theme i-) in direct sunlight.

eptang

Adi' eptang nan uway ti umulhi ya nalakan ma'īpung.

I will not place the rattan in direct sunlight because it will become dried out and break easily.

i-: eptang