| WMP |
| Bontok |
kákak |
to cackle, of a hen after laying an egg |
| Kankanaey |
kákak |
chatter, babble, as hens do |
| Ilokano |
kákak |
the uniform cry of the hen, when restless, looking for a nest, etc. |
| Tagalog |
kakak |
cackling, quacking (of hens, ducks, etc.) |
| Cebuano |
kákak |
cackle |
| Maranao |
kakak |
gobble, cackle |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
kakak |
cackle |
| Mansaka |
kakak |
to cackle (as hen) |
| Malay (Kedah) |
kaʔkak |
cackling laughter |
| Tausug |
mag-kakak |
to quack like a duck; to laugh boisterously |
|
kakak |
the quack of a duck; a loud, coarse, burst of laughter |
| Toba Batak |
mar-hahak |
to laugh loudly |
| Malay |
pe-kakak |
kingfisher (from its cry) |
|
kaʔkak |
cackling laughter |
|
meŋ-akak |
to quack, of a duck |
| Nias |
mo-kaka-kaka |
to laugh loudly |
| Javanese |
kakak |
laugh uproariously |
| Sasak |
kakak |
boisterous laughter |
| CMP |
| Manggarai |
kakak |
guffaw |
| Sika |
kakak |
cackling of a hen at night |
| OC |
| Pohnpeian |
wah-kahk |
call or cackle loudly, of a hen |