The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*gutgut₁ front teeth, incisors

PAN gutgut₁ front teeth, incisors

Form.
Puyuma gutgut incisor teeth

PMP gutgut₁ front teeth, incisors; gnaw, to bite or tear off with the incisors

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