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lawa
1
For something (actor -um- & patient) to become bad.
Limmaway pāguy hi Pannal ti uda'udan at nun'a'ūpoh.
The rice in Pannal became bad because of excessive rain and so (the kernels) were undeveloped.
nalawa.
cmpr. nalawlawa; sup. na'allawa, na''allawlawa.
Bad, of an object, action.
2
For it (actor & inst) to make an īdaw bird, the bile of a chicken, pig (patient -on) be a bad omen.
A substantive with actor role occurs only in the sentence unidentified as a third person pronoun -na.
Linawānay akbun din bongbong Immamata''on ay Kulāuh at agguyda intūluy an nun'ihāwa.
It made the biles of the engagement bride-wealth payment (i.e., chickens) of Immamata''on to Kulāuh a bad omen and so they didn't continue their marriage.
ammu 2
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