| WMP | ||
| Itawis | tabás | long machete or bolo |
| Casiguran Dumagat | tabás | to cut down, to lop off (excess plant growth or branches, by hacking with a bolo) |
| Ilokano | tabas-én | to cut grass, trim |
| tabás | kind of machete used to cut grass | |
| pa-nabás | pa-nabás | |
| tabas-án | to clear an area of grass | |
| Ayta Abellan | tabah | to cut grass |
| Tagalog | t<um>abás | to chop; to cut down; to lop off (branches, excess growth, etc.) |
| tabás | cut down; lopped off | |
| Hanunóo | tábas | cutting down, clearing underbrush and small trees as in preparing a |
| Central Tagbanwa | tabas | to prune, to mow, to cut down excess growth |
| Binukid | tabas | to cut through something flat |
| Maranao | tabas | Maranao bolo |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | tavas | a scimitar |
| Banggai | man-tabas | to hack, cut; murder |
| Wolio | tabas-i | to clear for cultivation, reclaim land |
| Balinese | nabas | to chop, cleave, hack (wood), chop til level |
| Sasak | tabas | cut, level or smooth, cut off the top |