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[ii]. Past Time Adverbs. To form adverbs of past time,
Acehnese uses words for month, week, year, etc. followed by
a relative clause or a phrase for past time, such as nyang
ka leuoah 'which already past,' diige. 'past time,' etc.
than nyang Ka leupah 'last year'
iameun dilee 'long long ago'
buleuen nvanq ka u likot 'month which already at back
(last month)'
lhee uroe nvanq ka leupah 'three days ago'
2.4.2 Adverbs of Plac«
Many adverbs of place are names of places and PP's,
which indicate locations, directions, sources, etc.
[i]. Locational Adverbs. The prepositions which are
used to form locational adverbs are di. 'in, from,' bak 'in,
at, to, from,' dalajn/iam/_IajQa 'in, inside,' ateueh 'on,
above,' rap 'near,' toe 'near,' and some other derived
prepositions formed with di, such as di yup 'under, below,'
di geunirenq 'beside,' etc.
di rumoh 'in the house, at home'
(mant'ong) bak. sikvla ' (still) at school'
di yupmoh (from di VUP rumoh) 'under the house'
lanq krueng 'in the river