The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*buŋkul swelling; lump or bump under the skin; wad of something

PMP buŋkul swelling; lump or bump under the skin; wad of something

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Casiguran Dumagat búkul slight swelling on the skin
Pangasinan bókol swelling caused by a blow
Ilokano boŋkól the part of any large bone (humerus, femur, etc.) consisting of the head and a part of the shaft
bókol any projecting bone, for instance: the malleoli, the wrist bones, the bridge of the nose, the two projections of the frontal bone on the forehead, etc.
Sambal (Tina) bokol bump, lump
Sambal bokol bump, lump
Kapampangan búkul lump, swelling, boil (on skin)
Tagalog búkol swelling, bump; tumor
Hanunóo búkul bud or immature fruit of a plant
Aklanon búkoe very young coconut; swell up, protrude, stick out, stick through (like a pen underneath a piece of paper)
Hiligaynon bukúl lump, swelling, protuberance; of plants, bud
Cebuano buŋkúl place where the bones bulge in the knuckles, ankles, etc.; knot in a tree; cyst
bukúl protruding lump (as on someone's head); lump, clump; get a lump
pa-mukúl for the breasts to develop in adolescence
búkul protruding lump (as on someone's head); lump, clump; get a lump
Maranao bokol swelling on body caused by beating, lump on the body
Mansaka bokol bump; lump; small mushroom not yet open
Sangir be-buŋkuleʔ ankle bone (listed under )
Dairi-Pakpak Batak buŋkul ridge of the roof
Iban buŋkul hump (of oxen)
Malay buŋkul bump; hump; globular end of a drumstick; of rounded prominences on a horse's neck, spavins or splints
Nias buʔu-buʔu knobby excresence, hump
wuʔu-wuʔu young fruit
Mongondow buŋkul ball of rope used to tie fence laths
Banggai buŋkul knobby, bumpy, lumpy; hump
Ngaju Dayak buŋkol (in counting) a ball (of yarn, etc.)
Bare'e buŋku ntana small irregularity in the surface of the ground
buŋku bump, hump
Makassarese bukkuluʔ begin to swell, of the breasts of a girl of 11 to 12 years of age; emerge from the ground all at once, of maize plants; begin to bud, of blossoms
Sundanese buŋkul knob, lump, thickening, cauliflower ear, insect bite, carbuncle; knot, gnarl, bump; callosity, as on the back of a horse, etc.; lump of gold; joint, knuckle
Javanese buŋkul knob; knob-like object/part; counting unit for knob-shaped things
Balinese buŋkul knob, ball; classifier, esp. for big things
Sasak buŋkul form a whole: classifier for houses, large fruits
Bikol mag-búkol to swell, rise (of a bump); to buckle, as pavement in hot weather
búkol bump, lump (referring only to that on the body or head)
CMP
Kambera buŋgulu short and thick in build; a wad or plug
SHWNG
Buli puk ball, lump, clump, quid (as of tobacco)

PWMP buŋkul-an bump, hump, lump

WMP
Banggai buŋkul-an hump, lump
Sundanese bu-buŋkul-an lump, nugget (as of gold)
buŋkul-an have a lump or bump
Balinese buŋkul-an round thing, pellet, particle

PWMP buŋkul-en bump, knob

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Nias buʔul-o wart
Bikol bukól-bukól-an large bump or lump

PPh bukul bukul lumpy, full of lumps

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Kapampangan ma-bukul-búkul with many lumps, lumpy
Cebuano bukul-bukúl be full of lumps (as curdled milk)

PWMP buŋkul kahiw burl on a tree

WMP
Tae' buku kayu burl on a tree, knob in the place where a branch formerly grew
Sundanese buŋkul kai burl on a tree