| Form. | ||
| Paiwan | qemqem | have mouth full; to muzzle |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | emʔém | crush hard foodstuffs against the teeth (nuts, shells) |
| Bontok | ʔəmʔə́m | shut up; enclose in a small space; surround; crowd around |
| Kankanaey | emʔém | half-choked, suffocated, stifled |
| Ilokano | emʔém | compress the lips |
| Aklanon | úmʔum | suck on, dissolve in the mouth without swallowing, as is done to medicine or candy |
| Cebuano | umʔúm | put something partly or wholly into the mouth or between the lips |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | emʔem | put something in the mouth |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | emem | hold a liquid in the mouth without swallowing it |
| Toba Batak | omom | slobber |
| Bare'e | omo | to swallow |
| Tae' | ammaŋ | put in the mouth and then keep the lips closed |
| Makassarese | ammaŋ | hold in the closed mouth; hold in the lips, as a pencil |
| Sundanese | hɨmhɨm | hold something long in the mouth, conceal in the mouth |
| CMP | ||
| Bimanese | omo | hold something in the mouth |