On Sun, Sep 10, 2017 at 3:06 PM, mayqel qunenoS <mihkoun@gmail.com> wrote:
nIqolay Q:
> {qaStaHvIS ram juHDaq maHaD maH vIghro' je}
> {juHDaq maHaD maH vIghro' je qaStaHvIS ram}

I understand these two; but could we write too {juHDaq qaStaHvIS ram maHaD maH vIghro' je} ?

I mean, you can write absolutely anything you want, the issue is whether it means what you want. {juHDaq} would be part of the clause {qaStaHvIS ram}: "While night was occuring in the house, we and the cat studied." If I saw a sentence phrased like that, I would wonder why it was necessary to specify that night is taking place in the house. Night takes place over a wide area and is generally not considered an indoors thing. Is there some kind of temporal anomaly in the house, and it's daytime outside?