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Middle Airananwe

Pronunciation

  • /biɛt kʷoːtäj/

Etymology

From Gaillean biet qoethae: still biet + qootay, the adposition remaining a free word at this stage.

Adverb

biet qootay

  1. tomorrow, the day after