| WMP |
| Ilokano |
abaŋ-an |
to ambush |
|
abáŋ |
to wait for |
| Kapampangan |
ambaŋ-an |
obstacle, impediment to passage |
| Tagalog |
abáŋ |
person asked to wait and watch for someone or some vehicle to come or pass by |
| Aklanon |
ábaŋ |
obstruct, block, hinder; waylay, ambush |
| Lun Dayeh |
abaŋ |
an ambush of an animal or enemy; a blocking, a guarding |
| Kelabit |
abaŋ |
an ambush |
| Karo Batak |
ambaŋ |
restrain or hold back with outstretched arms, as a runaway horse |
| Kayan |
avaŋ |
an ambush; to ambush |
| Balinese |
ambaŋ |
hinder, interfere with |
| Bikol |
abáŋ-abáŋ |
a hindrance (referring to a person who is always in the way) |
|
maŋ-abáŋ |
keep watch, keep vigil |
|
mag-abáŋ |
wait, watch for |
| CMP |
| Rembong |
ambaŋ |
restrain, hold back with extended hands; to catch (a horse) with lasso |
| Manggarai |
ambaŋ |
obstruct, block the way |
| Komodo |
abaŋ |
cross beam |
| Sika |
abaŋ-papak |
block the road, cut off the way |
| Kambera |
amba |
check, stop, hold back (as a horse); to hinder |