| WMP | ||
| Isneg | úkas | loose, loosened, free from taboo (of objects, formerly tabooed, that may be used again by living beings) |
| Bontok | ʔúkas | undo and remove rice from the basket in which it has been packed and tied |
| Ifugaw | úka | to unloose, to remove what is covering something |
| Ibaloy | okas | to untie, undo, unbind, unclasp something (as a knot) |
| Ilokano | úkas | loosen, untie, unbind, unfasten, undo, disentangle, untwine |
| Hanunóo | hukás | unloading or dismounting from an animal |
| Kalamian Tagbanwa | ukas | remove a cover |
| Aklanon | húkas | take off, unstitch |
| Agutaynen | mag-okas | to take something off, remove an item such as shoes, a ring; for something to unintentially come off or fall off |
| Cebuano | húkas | take clothing off of the top part of the body; expose a secret |
| Maranao | okas | cut, trigger |
| Kadazan Dusun | ukas | drive away the soul of a dead person on the seventh day after his death |
| Tausug | hukas | undress |
| Malay | oŋkas | to slip off (as a sarong) |
| Kayan | ukah | loosen a knot |