Paiwan Every Day 365: kesa // kesain

aicu a tjangetjang makaya tja kesain, makaya tja qavain uta. 

In English: 

This pumpkin, we can cook it, we can also make cake with it.

Glossary: 

1. a-icu: this. a 'subject case marker'; the root is icu 'this, these'. 
2. a: ligature (LIG)
3. tjangetjang: pumkin or squash. Synonyms include siyak and qapetitj and ljasiyak. 
4. makaya: can, be able to
5. tja: our, 1st person plural genitive (GEN), used as the agent of a undergover voice (UV) verb
6. kesa-in: cook, UV. The root is kesa 'cook'. 
7. qavai-(i)n: make sticky cake, UV. The root is qavai 'traditional Paiwan sticky millet cake'. 
8. uta: too, also

Reading: 

From CIP Online Paiwan Dictionary kesain or ljasiyak.