Definition of pawang in English:

pawang

noun ˈpɑːwaŋ

Malay.

词汇	pawang
释义	Definition of pawang in English: pawang noun ˈpɑːwaŋ (in Malaysia and Indonesia) a person regarded as having spiritual and healing powers. Example sentencesExamples But most pawang are now over fifty, and young people are no longer training to become pawang. Since the departmental pawang died, the forestry department has had to hire pawang to help track errant tigers. To deal with tiger attacks, the forestry department regularly uses the skills of the pawang. Villagers wanted to poison the tiger, but the local authorities and the village heads sought the help of a traditional tiger expert a pawang. There is also a pawang (shaman), who fasts and meditates to ensure the building is blessed by God. When possible, farmers prefer to have a pawang work in this capacity, a person with special esoteric knowledge. Synonyms medicine man, medicine woman, healer Origin Malay.
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