| WMP | ||
| Agta (Central Cagayan) | mag-gutgut | to gnaw, bite into something, tear at something with the teeth |
| gutgut | to bite and tear with the teeth | |
| Agta (Dupaningan) | mag-gutgut | to gnaw, bite into something, tear at something with the teeth |
| Agta (Eastern) | gutgut | to bite and tear with the teeth |
| Ayta Abellan | gogot | tooth |
| Lun Dayeh | gugut | front teeth |
| Kelabit | gugut | lower incisors (cp. ‘upper incisors’) |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | gugut | inner two incisors (both upper and lower) |
| Toba Batak | maŋ-gugut | to nibble on something, as salt |
| gugut | incisors | |
| Karo Batak | ŋ-gugut | to gnaw off, bite off with the front teeth, as ripe, raw rice grains |
| peŋ-gugut | the two middle incisors | |
| Malay | g<er>ogot | to gnaw (of large animals) |
| Sundanese | gugut | biting, gnawing, nibbling |
| ŋa-g<ar>ugut | gnaw off, nibble off | |
| ŋa-gugut | (of an animal or person) to bite | |
| Old Javanese | aŋ-gugut | to bite, nip |
| gugut-en | clenching the teeth | |
| Javanese | di-gugut | (of lice) to be killed by biting with the incisors |
| ŋugut | to kill lice by pressing them against the front teeth | |
| Balinese | ŋ-gutgut | to bite (men and animals); snap, nibble, gnaw |