luwas2 Sense v Affixes nag-*, -m-, i-, -an English To invoke supernatural powers to ensure good luck, undo a curse or reverse bad luck. Example sentence Tagbanwa In magpake'deng, may luwas isa'un kapisi' it babuy. English When they go hunting with dogs, they invoke supernatural powers to ensure being able to catch a pig. Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagluwasan niray taw nga inampangan it mára'e-ra'ét. English They|́bre invoking supernatural powers to undo the curse on the person about whom the evil words were spoken. n panluwas English Invocation as above. Antonym samaya' See alsolambay See alsomangmang See alsopanalangin See alsota'wag Sense v Affixes pa-an English To comfort, ease the pain or distress of a situation. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magayen bayán ka may pagpalwasan ya nagát nakem ya, ka may sangbat nagá ngayán. English Itś good that she has something that gives her comfort, in that she still has another one. Example sentence Tagbanwa Rikratu manay akeng pagpalwasan it nakem. English A photograph is all I have to ease my distress. See alsobangay