Paiwan Every Day 445: sekez // pasekez

pasekez tjanuaken azua kisacu, sa kinsa tua ku siuntingting. 

Free translation: 

That police officer stopped me and checked my drivers license. 

Word gloss: 

1. pa-sekez: to make someone or something stop or pause, AV. pa- 'to cause to be'; the root is sekez 'stop'. 
2. tjanuaken: me, OBL
3. a-zua: that
4. kisacu: police officer, loanword from Japanese けいさつ 警察. 
5. sa: then
6. kinsa: check, loanword from Minnan kiám-tsa? kipakinsa is used in southern Paiwan to mean 'to have someone check or to be checked by someone like a doctor'. kiqayam from ki- 'to get, obtain' and qayam 'try or check' is also used to mean 'check something', AV.
7.  tua: OBL
8. ku: my, 1st person singular GEN
9. si-unting-ting: driver's license. si- 'used for, IF'; untingting 'driving', from the root unting 'drive' (loanword from Japanese うんてん 運転) in RED. 

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From CIP Online Paiwan Dictionary pasekez.