| WMP | ||
| Yami | mapa-sisit | to stir-fry |
| sisit | sound of cooking | |
| Bontok | sitsít | to hiss; to attract someone’s attention by making a short, sharp hissing sound |
| Casiguran Dumagat | sítsit | hiss |
| Ilokano | ag-sitsít | to hiss, sizzle |
| sitsit-án | to hiss at someone to call their attention | |
| sitsít | hissing sound (used to call attention); sizzling sound | |
| Tagalog | sitsít | gossip; the sound made in calling someone by repetition of the ‘s’ sound: "pssst!" |
| s<um>itsít | to gossip; to detract; to backbite | |
| pag-sitsít | gossip; detraction; backbiting | |
| Hanunóo | sitsít | a sort of hissing “psst!” sound made to attract someone’s attention |
| mag-sitsít | call someone’s attention to something by hissing | |
| Aklanon | sítsit | to hiss; call a person with “pssst” |
| Hiligaynon | mag-sítsit | to hiss at, to produce a long hissing sound so as to call attention |
| Binukid | sitsit | to hiss at someone; get someone’s attention by hissing in short bursts |
| Tontemboan | s<al>isit | the sound of water that hisses or sizzles, as when about to boil |
| s<ar>isit | sound of water spraying out of a crack in a bamboo water conduit | |
| Ngaju Dayak | ka-sisit | the sound produced by someone who exhales strongly through the closed teeth (when in pain, vexation, etc.) |
| Bikol | mag-sitsít | to call someone’s attention by hissing |
| sítsít | hiss at (for people), call someone's attention by hissing | |
| OC | ||
| Samoan | sisi | hiss (to summon someone without attracting attention) |
| Wayan | sisi | hiss, make a hissing sound (as a kettle); signal with a hissing sound in order to attract someone’s attention |