| WMP | ||
| Tagalog | buntót | tail; the last part or point at the rear |
| Moken | butut | anus |
| Iban | buntut | end, butt-end; last person in a row; innermost |
| buntut kandi | bottom of a bag | |
| buntut woŋ | foot of a rapid | |
| buntut laŋit | highest heaven, zenith | |
| Malay | ber-buntut-buntut | Indian-file, one after the other |
| buntut | posterior; butt; fag-end; stern (of ship); chap (of kris-sheath); tail; hinderpart | |
| Ngaju Dayak | buntut | stinger (of bee, scorpion, etc.) |
| Rejang | butut | buttocks, rear, hindquarters |
| Sundanese | buntut | tail; end of something (as a plow) |
| Old Javanese | wuntut | tail |
| Javanese | buntut | tail; last one in a line or series; aftermath, follow-up |
| buntut-an | last-born child | |
| Balinese | buntut | tail |
| Bikol | mag-buntót | poke someone in the behind, to goose |
| buntót | rear part of a chicken from where the tail feathers grow | |
| CMP | ||
| Manggarai | wuntut | rear end of a chicken |