Paiwan Every Day 520: -anan

-anan 'still, yet' (Ferrell, p. 58)

mayanan. 

nekanan. 

izuanan. 

Free translation:

Not yet. 

Not yet. 

(Something) is still available. 

Word gloss: 

1. may(a)-anan: do not yet, as prohibition, advise against doing something, followed by a verb. 
2. nek(a)-anan: do not have yet, as denial of existence of objects, followed by a noun. 
3. izu(a)-anan: there is still, as confirmation of existence of objects, followed by a noun

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From Raleigh Ferrell's Paiwan Dictionary (1982) and ILRDF Online Paiwan Dictionary mayanan, nekanan, and izuanan. These three words can totally stand alone without attachment.