ania

An identity question can follow ania with a noun phrase such as ti naganmo, “your name.” An action question can instead use ti and a verbal expression. The reference lessons specifically associate many ania questions with non-actor-focus predicates and the possessor-agent pronoun series.

In Ania ti gatangenmo?, “What will you buy?”, the unknown item is what will be bought. The goal-focus verb suits that role, and mo identifies the buyer. In Ania ti ar-aramiden ni Elena?, the ongoing verb supplies “What is Elena doing?”

These questions need content answers rather than simply yes or no. A purchase question may receive an item answer; a question with “do” may receive an action phrase. Constantino uses variant forms aná and anyá; Medina/Pawley and modern official material support ania. Keep this lexical spelling without treating every reference variant as an error.