| WMP |
| Ayta Abellan |
bohboh |
to pour |
| Kapampangan |
busbus |
hole or perforation; make holes in, perforate |
|
busbús |
hole |
|
busbús aruŋ |
nostril |
|
busbús ipan |
cavity |
| Tagalog |
busbós |
perforated; incised (surgically) |
| Hanunóo |
busbús |
pouring out of any liquid or granular substance, such as water or rice |
| Aklanon |
búsbus |
tear open, puncture, slit open (as with a knife, a chicken tearing open a sack so that the rice inside gets scattered) |
| Hiligaynon |
búsbus |
cut open, perform a Caesarian operation |
| Binukid |
busbus |
for something to come out of something split open (e.g. rice out of a ripped sack, fecal matter out of the stomach of a pig when it is speared) |
| Maranao |
bobos |
pour out, spawn |
|
bosbos |
pour out; cause to come out |
|
bobos-aʔ |
fish net; spawning place |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
busbus |
pour out; empty out; of a premature birth, to miscarry |
|
b-in-usbus |
of a slaughtered animal, the fecal matter which is removed from the intestines when they are cleaned preparatory to cooking |
| Mansaka |
bosbos |
pour freely through a hole (as salt) |
| Kadazan Dusun |
mo-mubus |
to pour out |
|
bubus |
pour out |
| Acehnese |
buih |
leak, leak through an opening; flow, stream |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak |
busbus |
pierced, perforated from one side to the other, as clothing or thatch |
| Karo Batak |
bubus |
lose blood |
| Iban |
bubus |
holed, pierced (as a shoe by a nail); break through (as a fence) |
| Malay |
bobos |
leaking through one big leak; ajar or agape (of a door); sink or aperture for throwing out rubbish; (slang) very loose, of the bowels |
|
bubus |
leaking through one big leak; ajar or agape (of a door); sink or aperture for throwing out rubbish; (slang) very loose, of the bowels |
| Minangkabau |
mem-bubus |
to swarm (of flying ants) |
| Banggai |
mo-bubus-on |
stream out, be strewn about |
| Bare'e |
me-wusus-i |
come loose, come apart, of things which are tightly attached |
| Wolio |
bubus-i |
spray, sprinkle |
| Makassarese |
bubusuʔ |
release and fall, fall out of something, fall through, sag or cave in (floor) |
|
bubusuk-i anaʔ-na |
her child was delivered of its own accord, without the intervention of a midwife |
| Balinese |
busbus |
stream out in crowds; take away, slip away |
|
b-el-usbus |
stream out, come out together (many people) |
| Bikol |
busbós |
fall from or run out of (as rice from a ripped sack); referring to the spilling out of contents when something is cut open |
|
mag-busbós |
rip open, slash, slit, tear; to incise |
|
busbós na sáko |
a leaking sack |
| CMP |
| Manggarai |
wuwus |
extravagant, prodigal |