Paiwan Every Day 584: dudu // deminudu

a sikudan na aicu a tiza deminudu aravac. 

Free translation: 

The behavior of this guy is really infuriating. 

Word gloss: 

1. a: subject case marker
2. si-kud(a)-an: what is done with or deed or behavior. The root is kuda 'what'. 
3. na: of, GEN
4. a-icu: this
5. a: LIG
6. tiza: guy or person, mostly likely only for male*
7. d<em><in>udu: to be made to feel angry, AV and UV. The root is dudu. 
8. aravac: very, quite 

Voice file: 

From Raleigh Ferrell's Paiwan Dictionary (1982) and ILRDF Online Paiwan Dictionary deminudu. 

deminudu is an interesting with double inflection. I think <in> comes first to indicate to be made and followed by <em>, a agent marker, because in this sentence the agent is the person's behavior. 

Also, the word tiza 'guy, person, he', mostly likely male, is another interesting word. I actually have never heard of it. But in ILRDF Online Paiwan Dictionary, it appears twice. Another example is below: 

aicu a tiza ku lingulj a palalaut. 'This guy is my friend forever'. 

lingulj 'someone who sits at the same table with you'.