| Form. | ||
| Amis | kiaw-kiaw | pullet, young chicken |
| Paiwan | kiaw | bullfrog |
| WMP | ||
| Ifugaw | kīaw | a bird, commonly called a Moor hen: Gallinula chloropus Linn. |
| Ilokano | kiáw | kind of yellow and black oriole |
| Aklanon | kiyaw | kind of bird |
| Agutaynen | kiaw | myna bird |
| Cebuano | kíyaw | ground bird, nearly as big as a wild chicken, named from its sound |
| Tombonuwo | kiau | mynah bird |
| Punan Busang (Bukitan) | kiaw | talking myna |
| Iban | kiau | mewing |
| OC | ||
| Hawaiian | ʔioʔio | cheeping, peeping |
| Gilbertese | kiokio | chicken |
| Seimat | kioki | kingfisher |
| Roviana | kikio | a bird, the largest of the three kingfishers |
| Lau | kiokio | a kingfisher |
| 'Āre'āre | kiokio | the kingfisher |
| Sa'a | kiokio | a kingfisher: Halcyon saurophaga |
| Arosi | kiokio | large kingfisher |
| Samoan | ʔio | (of a chicken) to cheep |
| Fijian | kiokio | small birds, chickens |
| Niue | kiokio | cry of a bird; to chirp, to cry (as a young bird) |
| Tongan | kiokio | to squeak (of chicks), chirp, twitter, warble |
| Tolai | kik | kingfisher: Halcyon chloris or H. sancta |