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lowa
low
appearance; image; look(s); form; visible manifestation; outward aspect; visage.
Minsan du beteh ingga eh nu mindahan lowa nu, masi-masi ru.
No matter how your looks were changed by you, [you] still [look the same].
Mbal bey jantih lowa lengget-na.
Its scalloped edge's appearance wasn't pretty.
Its scalloped edge didn't look pretty.
"Lupa", hati-na "lowa". Kon du tapakey bang iyan-iyan minda lowa, on-na "minda lupa".
+"Lupa" means "form". It can be used only if something changes its form, it is called "changing form".
Bang hinang mbal niyah lowa-na maka tandah-na, hati-na mbal niyah bey kasong-songan eh nu maghinang.
If work has no visible evidence and [no] sign [people] can see, it means there wasn't any progress in the work done by you.
Ley siddi lowa-na lumah tutu somo bey eh mahilalah.
This house its image is different since having been decorated.
Since having been decorated, this house has a different look.
Lowa gulamus-na! Kulaup kow pee.
Its dirty face's appearance! You go wash [your face].
Its dirty face appears! You go wash your face.
Lowa dupang-na tu.
This is its stupid appearance.
This seems stupid.
Masi na pin ya nusu, lowa heya-na na.
He is still now sucking, his large [size's] appearance now.
He seems rather large now to still be nursing.
openly; plainly; clearly; apparently; "by all appearances".
The intent of the usage here is to express "it is evident that", "it plainly shows", "it is obvious from appearances".
Lowa eh ku nulut na sab ma kau, masi pin kow ngandoleh.
Clearly, getting along again now by me with you, [but] you still continue to be angry.
Clearly, I have been trying to get along with you now again, and yet you still continue to be angry.
Lowa langkahan subey meyah motol, mbal hungan meyah bayk.
Plainly spoiled having to go by motorcycle, not wanting to go by bike.
He seems spoiled, having to go by motorcycle, not liking to go by bicycle.
dalowa
dalow
similarity.
1.
to look like something.
2.
pag-
to be similar in appearance; to look alike; to seem alike; to be identical in appearance.
lowa-na tu
idiom
"you seem a mess to me".
This phrase does not refer to the actual appearance of someone. It is used to show irritation, to let someone know his appearance, or "the sight of him" is not welcome.
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