| WMP | ||
| Kenyah | busok | decayed, damned (as a curse) |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | busuk | behave in a foul manner toward others, nasty or vindictive behavior |
| Toba Batak | ha-busuh-on | rot, decomposition |
| busuk-busuh-an | a musty, rancid haystack in the field | |
| busuk | foul, rotten, putrid | |
| hata na busuk | foul, ugly words | |
| Karo Batak | busuk | above all in a figurative sense: bad; improper, of conduct; contrary to customary law; immoral |
| Iban | busok | rotten and stinking |
| Malay | busok-busok | a tree, Cassia nodosa, with long narrow pods the seeds of which give out a most unpleasant smell |
| busok hati | vindictiveness | |
| busok | putrid; stinking; fig. low or despicable. Applied to decaying animal matter; rot in trees is | |
| mem-busok-kan | to disgrace or defame | |
| ber-busok | behave scandalously toward anyone | |
| bau busok | stench | |
| mulut busok | foul breath | |
| nama busok | vile reputation | |
| kutu busok | bedbug | |
| Ngaju Dayak | busok | small black beetle no larger than a small ant which causes great damage in timber beams, rice, etc. |
| Lampung | busuʔ | rotten |
| Sundanese | busuk | stinking, rotten |
| di-bu-busuk | said of someone who is reviled, vilified | |
| Javanese | bosok-an kayu | decayed wood |
| mosok-i | decaying | |
| busuk | ignorant, stupid; (of firecrackers) no good, a dud | |
| bosok-an | in a rotted or decayed state | |
| woh bosok | rotten fruit | |
| bosok | rotted | |
| Balinese | bosok | rotted, mouldy, rotten |
| CMP | ||
| Alune | busuk | stinking, rotten |
| Yamdena | na-f-mbusuk tomwate ŋaran | vilify someone's name or reputation |
| mbu-mbusuk | stench, stinking | |
| mbusuk | to rot, putrefy; to stink | |
| Selaru | busu | to stink |