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Middle Airananwe 'tomorrow' < biet qoethae — still two words (adpositions free until the modern language); modern form to come from the operator
 
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Superseded by the univerbated biecootay; tagging for deletion
 
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==Middle Airananwe==
{{delete|Superseded: the Middle Airananwe word univerbated as biecootay (operator direction, 2026-08-26); nothing links here}}
 
===Pronunciation===
* {{auphen|biet qootay|YAR-AI}}
 
===Etymology===
From Gaillean {{m|YAQ-GA|biet qoethae}}: still {{m|YAR-AI|biet}} + {{m|YAR-AI|qootay}}, the adposition remaining a free word at this stage.
 
===Adverb===
{{head|YAR-AI|adverb|head=biet qootay|gloss=tomorrow, the day after}}
 
# tomorrow, the day after

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