The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*lutuq cook

PWMP lutuq cook

WMP
Itbayaten xoto idea of cooking
maŋ-xoto to cook
Atta (Pamplona) lutu-an cook
Isneg maŋ-lúto keep until mature; to cook
Agta (Central Cagayan) mag-lutu to cook, especially rice
Itawis mal-lútu to cook
lútu that which is cooked
Agta (Dupaningan) mag-lutu to cook, especially rice
Bontok l<um>útu cook by boiling, especially rice
Ifugaw lútu general word base for “cooking”; to boil rice, sweet potatoes, meat, etc.
Kankanaey lutó-an large (rice cooking pot)
Pangasinan on-lotó to ripen
man-lotó to cook
Ilokano lúto culinary dish; manner of cooking; menu
ag-lúto to cook
Kapampangan mag-lútuʔ to cook
Tagalog mag-lútoʔ to cook
lútoʔ something cooked
Hanunóo lútuʔ ripe
lutʔ-án soft, pithy, easily crushed portion of rattan vines
Masbatenyo mag-lútoʔ to cook rice, cook food
lútoʔ cooked rice
Aklanon eútoʔ ripe, ready to eat (fruit); ripen, get ripe
Agutaynen mag-lotok to cook something
Hiligaynon lútuʔ cooked food, prepared food; cooked, ripe
Cebuano lútuʔ to cook; make something tender; manner of cooking; done, cooked
Binukid mig-lútuʔ to cook, bake something
lutúʔ to bring lunch
Maranao lotoʔ provision of food on trip; to cook
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) lutuʔ food taken on a journey; to cook; to ripen some fruit
Mansaka lotoʔ to cook
Ngaju Dayak ha-luntoh to cook (in water)
la-luntoh very ripe, overripe
luntoh what is cooked
Bikol mag-lútoʔ to cook
lútoʔ dishes, food, cooking

PWMP ma-lutuq cooked; ripe

WMP
Isneg ma-lúto be ripening, be cooked
Kapampangan ma-lútuʔ cooked
Agutaynen ma-lotok cooked; ripe, as of fruit, vegetables
Ngaju Dayak ma-luntoh cooked; ripe
Bikol ma-lútoʔ cooked rice