amo

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GEN 2:6

A varahu be tanobada amo eme dae, tano kopina idoinai vada eme hapariparia.

English Translation

but a mist went up from the earth, and watered the whole surface of the ground.

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Ablative/source marker indicating origin, source, or separation. "tanobada amo" = from the earth, "tano amo e vara" = came from the ground, "Aigupto amo" = from Egypt, "unu amo" (375×) = from there/that. Follows nouns/locations. Common patterns: "X amo e" (1865×) = came/went from X. Compare: "ai" (locative, at/in), "ela" (allative, to/toward).

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