| WMP |
| Itbayaten |
hakot |
idea of transporting |
| Casiguran Dumagat |
akot |
transport something from one place to another |
| Ayta Maganchi |
akot |
to haul, carry, bring along |
| Tagalog |
hákot |
load, loading (in quantity); act of carrying or loading away, or transporting away |
| Hanunóo |
mag-ʔákut |
transport goods in this manner |
|
ʔákut |
packing, carrying on one's back, of slung over one's back |
| Aklanon |
hákot |
get, gather, bundle up |
| Hiligaynon |
hákut |
carry to another place, bring in successive loads, transport |
| Cebuano |
hákut |
carry or haul something in several trips |
|
hakut-an-an |
place where something one hauls is obtained; place where things are hauled; something used in hauling things |
| Binukid |
hakut |
carry, ahul (something) in several trips |
| Maranao |
akot |
carry, transport |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
hakut |
haul a quantity of something which requires more than one trip |
| Mansaka |
akot |
carry repeatedly in order to move something from one place to another (this activity does not mean carrying a lot at once, but rather repeated trips until all is carried as planned) |
| Iban |
aŋkut |
carry in many loads or continuously, shift, remove, esp. of bringing in the harvest |
| Malay |
aŋkut |
carrying away piecemeal. Of loading and unloading cargo, transporting water a pail at a time, a mason-bee bringing mud for its nest |
| Maloh |
aŋkut |
take away |
| Kaidipang |
akuto |
to carry piecemeal |
| Banjarese |
hangkut |
to move (as house), transport |
| Mongondow |
mog-akut |
go back and forth repeatedly in order to bring or carry something, put something down, or into something else, as rice, corn, firewood, etc. |
| Wolio |
aŋku |
bring, take somebody somewhere, accompany, conduct, render the last sad office to a dying person |
| Bikol |
hákot |
to transport, usually by carrying |