alu’ułyi’in

v. to lie long; to stand long
1. tsalu’ułyi’in, 'it lies or stands long.'
Morph.: [<ali- (instr.night) + ’ulyi (be long; be tall.redup) + -n (vz.ii)>]
Cross References:

• ’ułyi to be long; to be tall

Notes: Harrington noted that this was not a word that his consultant used, but that the word was still judged to be “okay.”
Ref: 89.281.4