| Form. | ||
| Kavalan | iRaw-an | be seized by, taken by force |
| m-iRaw | to rob | |
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | m-a-HaRa-HaRaw | to fight for (as for the ground) |
| H-em-a-HaRaw | take by force, snatch away | |
| Puyuma | HaRaw-i | snatch it! |
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | HaRaw-i | snatch it! |
| Puyuma | m-a-HaRa-HaRaw | to fight for (as for the ground) |
| H-em-a-HaRaw | take by force, snatch away | |
| WMP | ||
| Casiguran Dumagat | agew | grab, snatch, steal, run off with someone's spouse for a long time or indefinite period |
| Kapampangan | ayaw | scramble for something; rob in such a manner |
| Tagalog | ágaw | sudden snatching away; deprivation (of property or the like); interposition in conversation (used in narratives) |
| agaw-án | snatching (things) away from each other; competition | |
| Hanunóo | ʔágaw | grasping, grabbing at (something) |
| mag-mag-ʔar-agáw-an | grab at (plural,intensive) | |
| Kalamian Tagbanwa | kalaw | snatch away |
| Aklanon | ágaw | grab, take, seize, snatch, get (without being one's due) |
| pa-ágaw | throw things for others to catch | |
| ae-agaw-án | make a scramble for (in order to take or get) | |
| Hiligaynon | mag-ágaw | grab, seize, take by force, usurp |
| Cebuano | agáw-an | fond of snatching |
| babáyi-ŋ agaw-ag bána | a woman that is a husband-snatcher | |
| ágaw | take something away from someone (as a toy from a child) | |
| Binukid | agaw | grab, seize, snatch, take (something) away from (someone) |
| Subanen/Subanun | gagaw | to snatch |
| Maranao | agaw | vie; go toward; seek protection; snatch away |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | aɣew | seize; grab; illegally take possession of |
| Mansaka | agaw | take that which belongs to another (wife, land, etc.) |
| Kelabit | aro | snatching'; se-ng-aro 'fight over something |
| Sangir | aho | stolen goods, booty, loot |
| Mongondow | o-agow-an | what is usually taken in robbery: booty, loot |
| moko-agow | able to, or dare to rob or to take by force | |
| Proto-Sangiric | aRaw | rob, snatch away |
| Bikol | maki-ágaw | jostled, scramble for, push your way ahead |
| mag-ágaw | to snatch | |