| WMP | ||
| Bontok | siksik | to remove one’s own headlice by feel only |
| Kankanaey | siksik-an | to delouse; to catch lice |
| Ibaloy | siksik | search in the hair with one’s fingers for lice and lice eggs |
| Ayta Abellan | hikhik | to remove lice from one’s hair, delouse |
| Chamorro | sesse | delouse |
| Cebuano | hiN-siksík | for birds and fowls to preen their feathers; search for nits in the head by running the strands of hair between thumb and forefinger |
| siksík | go over an area in systematic detail to search for something, ignoring no inch | |
| Maranao | sisik | take out head lice |
| Malay | s-el-isék | picking lice out of the hair; preening the feathers (of a bird) |
| Bare'e | sisi | search for lice with the fingers |
| Old Javanese | sisik | peck oneself, scratch oneself (bird looking for lice) |
| Balinese | siksik | to look at something very closely, seek something closely (e.g. lice) |
| Sasak | ñe-ñisik | delouse oneself |