What is the meaning of kawayakan muava yaken in ivatan?

"Kawayakan muava yaken" is not a valid phrase in Ivatan. It's likely a combination of words that don't make sense together.

Here's a breakdown of the potential parts:

* Kawayakan: This word is not commonly used in Ivatan. It might be a misspelling or an archaic term.

* Muava: This is a valid Ivatan word meaning "to be tired" or "to be exhausted."

* Yaken: This is also a valid Ivatan word meaning "you" (singular, informal).

To understand the intended meaning, you would need more context or a more accurate phrase.

Please double-check the phrase or provide additional information for a more accurate translation.