Alawa’a liga metin ho uma seluk inklui Lalabu ho Lebalaku Fofa. Uma Alawa’a hamutuk ho sira seluk mos na’in ba Wai Mori Bere. Uma Alawa’a sira nia lingua mak Makasae. Sira rekoñese na'in reinu Lakudarabaha nian hanesan na'in ba uma ne'e uluk. Tuir istória uma Alawa'a nian, horiuluk Lakudarabaha husu ba uma ne'e hamutuk ho nia uma maun-alin Lalabu atu harii iha fatin besik bee-matan hodi estabelese "guarda" ida ba ema lian Makasasae ne'ebé vizita Baucau husi Matebian. Tuir istória uma viziñu lian Makasae Lebalaku Fofa nian, sira-nia bei'ala ida mai fatin ida-ne'e Utabailema iha Fatumaka no kaben ho feto ida husi uma 
Lakudarabaha ho nune'e estabelese ona relasaun kontínua fetosaa-umane nian. 
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Alawa’a 

Alawa’a is connected to the houses of Lalabu, Lebalaku Fofa and the spring of Wai Mori Bere. Alawa'a is one of the Makasae speaking custodian houses of the Wai Mori Bere spring. They recognize the prior custodianship of the domain of Lakudarabaha. In the account of the house of Alawa'a they, and their sibling house Lalabu, were requested by Lakudarabaha to settle at the spring many generations ago and establish a 'guarda' or staging post for Makasae speakers visiting Baucau from Matebian. In the account of the neighbouring Makasae speaking Lebalaku Fofa house their ancestors came to the area from Utabailema in Fatumaka and married with a woman from the house of Lakudarabaha establishing an ongoing fertility-giver and fertility-taker relationship.