| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | vaxatich | fishing rod used at night near the shore by standing on an elevated rock |
| Casiguran Dumagat | bilatek | type of trap (for spearing deer and wild pig; consists of a bamboo spring which shoots a bamboo spear into the side of the animal) |
| Ilokano | balantík | flipping, flicking with the tip of a stick; being hit by a twig that crosses the path in a forest |
| Hanunóo | balátik | horizontal spring spear pig trap, usually equipped with a long, tapering bamboo point |
| Tboli | belatik | spring-spear trap for wild pigs |
| Aklanon | baeátik | booby trap, improvised trap, (to catch by surprise) |
| Cebuano | balátik | trap consisting of a trip rope which releases a spear |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | belatik | bamboo spear trap; the constellation Orion |
| Sangir | balatiʔ | spring-set spear trap for pigs |
| Iban | belatik | trap consisting of a low frame from which a spear is hurled when the trap is sprung |
| Malay | bintaŋ belanték | Orion |
| belanték | spring-gun, spring-spear, spring-trap | |
| Kayan | belatik | to flip; to spring back straight, as a bent sapling suddenly springing straight; a pig trap using a spear propelled by a bent sapling |
| Tae' | baʔtik | flicking movement of the tongue in speaking; resilient rebound of an object that has been bent down (under tension) when it is released |
| Balinese | belantik | tiger-trap |