with X = Directionalat the place (vete) lying thereover there in (such and such) direction 
|  | vet ne v' ag inover there (towards southeast) | 
|  | vet ne w' inover there (towards northwest) | 
|  | vet ne v' il inover there inland | 
|  | vet ne rōw inover there seawards | 
|  | vet ne vēn inover there (deictic direction) | 
|  | Ne tēle verue ve gel ve new vet ne vēn in li hare.There are two guys arguing over there, in the village place. | 
|  | n' ēn̄we vet ne rōw inthe house down there [seawards] | 
SyntaxeTournure locative, portant soit sur une proposition, soit directement sur un nom.
SyntaxThe scope of this locative structure is often a whole clause, but can be restricted to a noun phrase.