| WMP | ||
| Maranao | bilok | sail oblique to direction of wind |
| Mansaka | bilok | sail into the wind; to tack |
| Sangir | biluʔ | crooked, askew, bent (as a plank) |
| Iban | bilok | turn (as a rudder); crooked, unjust, unfair |
| Malay | bélok | to veer; turn back; to wheel; (nautical) to go about; to luff up; to travel to windward. Of desertion to the enemy; of wheeling one's horse to right and left; of diverting a water-runnel; of a turn of the road, of getting round the skirts of a hill |
| Mentawai | bilu | cape; bend in a river; circumnavigate a cape or a bend in the river |
| Ngaju Dayak | biluk | sail into the wind |
| Bare'e | mom-bilu | bend around, suddenly turn, as a horse that all at once turns onto a side path |
| ma-wilu | curved, bent, curled up, as the edge of a flat piece of metal, for example the blade of a knife | |
| Mandar | biluʔ | turn (change course at sea when sailing to take advantage of the direction of the wind) |
| Buginese | biluʔ | to turn (as a boat encountering headwinds) |
| Makassarese | biluʔ | to luff, sail with the wind; swerve to left or right (of a kite) |
| aʔ-biluʔ | steer a car, turn a car to left or right | |
| Javanese | biluk | turn (to left or right), veer |
| Balinese | biluk | swing about, turn |
| Sasak | biluk | make an about turn (as an animal in plowing a field) |