The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*luas₁ outside; outside area; spacious, roomy

PMP luas₁ outside; outside area; spacious, roomy

WMP
Agta (Central Cagayan) luwás go out
Agta (Eastern) luwás go out
Casiguran Dumagat məg-luwás to go outside (plural subject)
l<um>uwás to go outside (singular subject)
luwas outside (of a house or of the jungle)
Pangasinan luás to go to town
Ayta Abellan lwah outside
Hanunóo luwás outside, exterior, out of doors
Romblomanon luwas a position outside an object, either the outside surface or a position nearby; certain objects are specified except for one or more which are not included
Masbatenyo mag-luwás to exit, step out, get out
luwás outside
luwas-án to exit through
Aklanon euwás outside; to save from
Hiligaynon mag-luwás to free, to redeem, to save
luwás aside from, except, outside of
Cebuano ka-luwás-an safety, preservation from destruction
luwás to save, remove something from harm; free from debt, discomfort
Binukid luwas to remove, take off (an article of clothing); to save, preserve, remove (someone) from harm, destruction, death, etc.; to free (someone) of difficulties, discomfort, problems, etc.
Maranao loas shed off skin, molt; undress
Mansaka lowas to set free, to save
Yakan l<um>uwas to be out (outside) of something that is confining in some way
mag-luwas to take off something (as clothes or shoes); to bring out something, express (of thoughts or speech); to go outside (of room, house, forest, etc.)
Toba Batak luas come out, appear
Iban luas clear, wide, spacious
Malay luas-kan to expand; to dilate
luas spacious, broad
Tae' luaʔ spacious, wide
Makassarese luasaʔ spacious, wide; neighborhood, vicinity
Javanese los off, away, (on the) loose; home free (in children’s games)
Bikol i-luwás to take out, to put out
mag-luwás to exit, to go out or come out; to take out, to put out
pa-luwás outward
pa-luwas-ón to send out, to discharge
luwás outside
luwas-án the outside, exterior; outlet, vent
Proto-Bungku-Tolaki lua broad, wide; empty; expel
CMP
Soboyo bala-lua space, area