The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*talaw timid, fearful; coward

PAN talaw timid, fearful; coward

Form.
Thao pia-taraw behave in an unfriendly manner
ka-taraw be cool toward someone, not feel friendly impulses toward a person
Amis pa-talaw to threaten
talaw be afraid, fear (generic term)
Paiwan ma-tjalaw to be angry
WMP
Itbayaten taxaw cowardliness
ma-taxaw coward, cowardly
Isneg na-taláw coward
mag-tálaw run away, escape, slip off, vanish
Ilokano ag-tálaw flee, run away, hasten off, escape
Moken talau ashamed, shy
Cebuano talaw-an cowardly
tálaw back off, be afraid to do something for lacking nerve
Maranao talaw coward
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) telaw-en cowardly
talew to beat someone in a fight so that he is intimidated
Mansaka taraw cowardly
Kadazan Dusun t-um-ahou become a coward
Tausug talaw excessive fear
talaw-an cowardly, excessively fearful
Tonsawang talo to fear, be afraid
Wolio talo to lost, be defeated (in battle)
Bikol taláw cowardly, yellow, chicken; a coward

PAN ma-talaw fearful, cowardly

Form.
Thao ma-talaw be unfriendly, cool or distant toward others
Amis ma-talaw afraid
WMP
Ilokano ma-tálaw succumb, sink down, die, grow faint
Mongondow mo-talow faint-hearted, cowardly