| WMP | ||
| Isneg | bittíʔ | the smallest part of the calf of the leg, near the ankle |
| Tagalog | bintíʔ | calf of the leg |
| Maranao | bintiʔ | kick, game -- attempt to bend stiff leg |
| Sangir | me-bintiʔ | strike one another with the legs or the fingers (one person sticks the finger upright and the other tries to knock it down); have a calf-kicking contest, a favorite game of the men in Sangir and Minahasa |
| Karo Batak | er-bintih | 'fight' with one another; wrestle; punch |
| Iban | bintih | (of birds) fight with legs and spurs, attack; (of a cock) tread a hen; kick the shins (of people) |
| Malay | béntéh | interlocking shins; wrestling (in certain games) resting the shin on the calf of the other's leg |
| ber-béntéh | to wrestle | |
| Tontemboan | ma-wintiʔ | calf-kicking |
| me-wintiʔ | kick calves with another | |
| Banggai | poo-biti | kick one another's calves (a boys' game) |
| Ngaju Dayak | ba-bintih | be close together, of the legs of people standing in a crowd, etc. |
| Bare'e | po-winti | time, place, manner of kicking the calves |
| mo-winti | kick in the calf | |
| Uma | winti | kick in the calf |
| Tae' | si-binte | attack in leaping flight, of birds and fowls |
| binte | fly into the feathers, attack in leaping flight | |
| Sundanese | silih-bintih | strike one another in this way |
| ŋa-bintih | strike with the wings (as a cock) or with the talons (as an eagle) | |
| Sasak | bintéʔ | get tangled up |
| CMP | ||
| Fordata | n-biti | to kick |
| r-si-biti | shin-kicking, a game | |
| Rotinese | fiti | to kick, give a kick; extend the leg sideways (of horses as well as people) |