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As a subject, ureueng nyan can be relativized, as in
(78), and undergoes obligatory omission in some complex
sentences, as in (79), just as the case with other subjects.
78. Ureueng nyang duek nyan saket mata-geuh
Person who sit that sore eye-3r
The person who is sitting there has sore eyes.'
79. Keureuna (*gopnyan) hana geu-meuubat, ureueng
Because he/she- NEG 3r-take-medicine person
nyan ka saket mata.
that IN sore eye
'Because he did not take medicine, that person is
suffering from sore eyes.'
[ii]. The intonation described by definition [ii] can
be drawn as follows.
80. [ X Jf- [ NP ] - (Adverb)
•»•_.«-.» •.—— awaw — _._^
(X is either a VP# NP, PP, Adverb, or Aspect word.)
81. Ji-Jchem s^£e aneuk nyoe ka mulayi bunoe.
^«_» tm -• •» _^
3y-laugh always child this IN begin some-time-ago
' This child have been laughing all the time since
some time ago.'