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| Kankanaey | aŋkát | the place from where it is fetched, taken, brought (money, camotes, wood, etc.) |
| Pangasinan | aŋkát | buy wholesale |
| Tagalog | aŋkát | consignment of merchandise |
| Aklanon | áŋkat | get on credit |
| Cebuano | aŋkát | take something for resale on credit |
| Maranao | akat | transport, move |
| Acehnese | aŋkat | lift, raise, pick or take up |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | peŋ-aŋkat | way of leaping |
| Karo Batak | r-aŋkat | go out on an expedition or raid |
| Malay | aŋkat | lifting up; (fig.) adoption |
| Mongondow | aŋkat | expression of congratulations |
| Mentawai | masi-akkat | lift (Pagai, Sipora, southern Siberut) |
| akát | lift, raise | |
| Bare'e | me-aŋka | stand up, rise up |
| Tae' | aŋkaʔ | pick up, lift up, raise up; to praise, exalt; promote to (an office or position) |
| Rejang | akeut | adopted; senior, older |
| Wolio | aŋka | lift up; fly up (many birds), run away (many people) |
| aŋkat-aka | hold in high esteem, have a high regard for | |
| Makassarese | aŋkaʔ | lifting, raising |
| Sundanese | aŋkat | lift it up! (imperative) |
| m-aŋkat | depart on a trip | |
| Old Javanese | m-aŋkat | get up, rise, set out, depart |
| aŋkat | departure, getting up | |
| Javanese | ŋ-aŋkat- | lift, raise |
| Balinese | aŋkat | set off, march to war, depart |
| Sasak | aŋkat | lift up, raise; appoint to a position (by those higher up) |
| Malagasy | ákatra | ascent, upward progress |
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| Itawis | maŋ-akkát | carry |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | meŋ-aŋkat | leap; lift, raise |
| Karo Batak | ŋ-aŋkat | lift up, raise |
| Bare'e | maŋ-aŋkat-aka | lift, raise up high |
| Rejang | meŋ-akeut | adopt |
| Makassarese | aŋŋ-aŋkaʔ | lift up, lift and carry away |
| Sundanese | ŋ-aŋkat | open festivities; lift, raise; appoint |
| Balinese | ŋ-aŋkat | set off, march to war, depart |
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| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | meŋ-aŋkat-ŋ-aŋkat | leap, spring, rise on one's toes |
| Malay | meŋ-aŋkat-aŋkat | to praise up; to flatter |
| Old Javanese | aŋ-aŋkat-aŋkat | lift, elevate; send off, make depart; take up one's belongings (weapons, baggage) in order to depart |
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| Isneg | max-akkāt | lift a bow net that has been set |
| Malay | ber-aŋkat | travel with a retinue, to journey (of a prince) |
| Bare'e | mo-aŋka | lift up, as something that has been lying flat but which the heat of the sun has caused to curl |
| Sasak | mer-aŋkat | to marry |
| Malagasy | mi-àkatra | ascend, go up, mount up |
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| Karo Batak | peŋ-aŋkat | help |
| Makassarese | paŋaŋ-aŋkaʔ | the lifting, raising |
| Sundanese | paŋ-aŋkat | introduction, beginning (as of a feast) |
| Javanese | paŋ-aŋkat | act or way of raising |
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| Makassarese | tar-aŋkaʔ | be lifted or raised (cp. ) |
| Bahasa Indonesia | ter-aŋkat | raised, lifted |
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| Isneg | akkat-án | to lift, as a load that has to be carried; remove a pot from the fire, etc. |
| akkat-ān | help lift up a load | |
| aŋkat-ān | the place where loads are lifted up, where bow nets have been set | |
| Malay | aŋkat-an | expedition; generation (same age group) |
| Tae' | aŋkar-an | deliverance from worry and disaster |
| Makassarese | aŋkakk-aŋ | lift or raise something for someone |
| Javanese | aŋkat-an | act or way of lifting; a load |
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| Malay | aŋkat-aŋkat | gait, bearing |
| Wolio | aŋka-aŋka | lift and keep up, hold up, keep aloft |