Wasaqalu GCBE-07

Being at a place/location, without further details (locative):

-	Sâra w·ar·añ no·naya.
	The tiger is at the door.

Being enclosed in a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·ar·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is in its den.

Being enclosed in a certain space/location (emphasis):

-	Sâra o·n·und·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is inside its den.

Being out of a certain space/location:

Being in front of a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·ur·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is in front of its den.

Being behind a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·ux·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is behind its den.

Being near a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·an·uxere no·ndolanta.
	The tiger is near its den.

Being far away from a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·an·uxere no·ndolaza.
	The tiger is far from its den.

Being between two specific places:

-	Sâra n·aqun·ampu no·naya.
	The tiger is between the trees.

Being between two specific places (emphasis):

-	Sâra n·ar·aqun·ampu no·naya.
	The tiger is amongst the trees.

Being directly on the surface (horizontally) of a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·anj·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is on its den.

Being directly on the highest point of a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·ar·anj·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is on top of its den.

Being directly on the surface/side (vertically) of a certain space/location:

-	Xanja q·ar·oho so·naya.
	The ladder is against the wall.

Being enclosed under a certain space/location (having it as a roof):

-	Sâra o·n·aq·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is under its den.

Being at a place lower than a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·ar·aq·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is below its den.

Being at a place on the other side of a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·an·uxere f·ar·anc·esa no·naya.
	The tiger is opposite to its den.

Being in the centre of a certain space/location:

-	Sâra o·n·aqun·uxere no·naya.
	The tiger is in the middle of its den.