The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*bejbej₁ wrap around repeatedly, bind by wrapping; bundle of wrapped material

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PAN bejbej₁ wrap around repeatedly, bind by wrapping; bundle of wrapped material ⇫

Form.
Amis fedfed be bound with a lot of string wrapped around; ball of string with a hollow center

PMP bejbej₂ wind around ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten vedved idea of tying, tying material; bundle, bind
saavedved one bundle of rice
Bontok bədbəd to bundle, as a pile of loose items; tie up, wrap up; a bundle
Ifugaw bóbod whatever serves to bind, attach, wind around something, e.g. a rope, a string, a liana thong
bōbod bind something into a relatively small bundle, as to bind a bundle of tobacco (from about 3" to 6" in diameter), the arms or legs together, a bundle of clothing, the feet of a chicken, the remains of the dead into a blanket
Kankanaey bedbéd headband; a piece of cloth, etc. folded up and worn around the head by men
Ifugaw (Batad) bōbod bind something into a relatively small bundle, as to bind a bundle of tobacco (from about 3" to 6" in diameter), the arms or legs together, a bundle of clothing, the feet of a chicken, the remains of the dead into a blanket
Casiguran Dumagat bedbéd to wrap around several times with a string or rope
Ilokano bedbéd band, bandage, fillet, swathe
Tagalog bidbíd twine and spool on which it is rolled
Hanunóo budbúd wrapping or binding of something
Aklanon búdbud to wind up; spindle
Palawan Batak bédbed wrapping, winding (of string)
Cebuano budbúd wind string, wire, strips, etc. around something or into a ball; coil, spoolful
Binukid bedbed tie (something) around part of the body (as around the legs of a chicken to prevent it from running away)
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) bedbed to wind around something, as a string or rope
Palauan oməsebəs tie (basket) closed by pulling string through open edges; tie up; tie (box) all over
bəsebəs bark of tree used for tying; rope; cord
Mansaka budbud material for binding; to bind
Kelabit bebʰed kayuh bundle of firewood
bebʰed a bundle, as of firewood; what is used to tie something into a bundle
Sangir bebideʔ wind around with a string or rope
Melanau (Mukah) bebed tie
Dairi-Pakpak Batak bebek bundle of firewood
Toba Batak bobok bind together, tie together
Malay bebat band; ligature
Nias bõbõ talu belt
bõbõ dalu waist band (for women)
bõbõ band, fetters, ring
bõbõ lou encircling iron band
bõbõ lae kind of snake
Mongondow bo-bobod what is used to wrap, bandage
bobod wrap up, wrap around
Banggai boboy tie, bind
Bare'e me-wewe to wind, twine around
wewe bandage, wrapper, thin copper wire, as that used in fishing tackle
Tae' baʔbaʔ coiling, twisting around, as of a snake; wrap around, bind by wrapping
Buginese bebeʔ wrap, bandage by wrapping
Wolio bewe belt, strap, band, coil; wind round, tie round, bind round
bewet-aka roll up, roll over, wrap oneself in, wind round oneself
bewe-i wind around (as a snake)
Makassarese baʔbaʔ wind around something, wrap up with closely spaced loops
b-al-aʔbaʔ a package, specifically a packet of sago wrapped in sago leaves
Sundanese beubeur waistcloth, sash or cloth which is wound around the waist or abdomen
Old Javanese bebed band, tie, bandage, girdle, lower garment fastened round the middle
Javanese bebed batik wraparound worn by males
bebed sabuk wala child's wraparound worn with one end wrapped below the waist to form a sash
Balinese bedbed tie, bandage, wrap a cloth round
bebed a tight band or ring round the waist; having a tie round it; born with a dark ring round the belly
Sasak bebet waistcloth for men, wrapped around the body between the chest and abdomen
CMP
Fordata veva wind around, wrap around
Yamdena bebe wind around (as a rope or a snake around a post)
Tetun bobar to wind (into skeins), to reel, roll up, coil
laʔo bobar walk around an object, not go directly

POC boboc bundle (of firewood, etc.) ⇫

OC
Arosi bobo make a bundle; a bundle of faggots, sago palm leaves, etc.

PWMP bejbej-an thing around which binding is wound ⇫

WMP
Tagalog bidbir-án spool
Cebuano budbur-án reel, spool
Toba Batak boboh-an bundle, bundle of firewood
Javanese bebed-an put on or wear a batik wraparound
Balinese bedbed-aŋ be tied around something, be wrapped around something

PPh bejbej-en to wind, tie by winding around ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten vedver-en to wind, roll up, tie, tie up, bind together, to bind, bundle the leaves of tobacco, tie the jaw of the dead by a piece of cloth
vedved-en to wind, roll up, tie, tie up, bind together, to bind, bundle the leaves of tobacco, tie the jaw of the dead by a piece of cloth
Isneg badbadd-án to bind, to tie, to bandage
Bontok bədbəd-ən to bundle, as a pile of loose items; to tie up; to wrap up; a bundle
Ifugaw bobod-on that (which is) bound
Ifugaw (Batad) bobod-on that (which is) bound
Ilokano bedbed-én to bind, to tie, to bandage
Binukid bedber-en tie something around part of the body (as cord around the legs of a chicken so that it will not be able to run away)

PWMP b<in>ejbej was tied by winding around ⇫

WMP
Kelabit bibʰed was tied by winding around
Melanau (Mukah) bibed was tied
Old Javanese b-in-ebed was bound, tied by winding around

PPh i-bejbej that with which one binds something ⇫

WMP
Ifugaw i-bōbod that with which one binds something, as bark
Ifugaw (Batad) i-bōbod that with which one binds something, as bark
Cebuano i-budbúd wind around (instrumental focus)

PWMP ka-bejbej (gloss uncertain) ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten ka-vedver-an that where the tying knot is to be tied; wrist (part of arm)
Old Javanese ka-bebed to tie, bandage, entwine

PWMP maŋ-bejbej bind, tie together by winding around ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten ma-medved to bundle
Kelabit mebʰed tie by winding around (bundles, bandages on limbs, etc.)
Melanau (Mukah) mubed to tie
Toba Batak mam-bobok tie together, bind together
Nias mam-bõbõ bind, tie
Sundanese meubeur fasten a belt around one's middle
Old Javanese a-mebed tie, bind, bandage, entwine
am-bebed tie, bind, bandage, entwine
Balinese medbed to tie, bandage, wrap a cloth round