| WMP | ||
| Bontok | báug | to have never married; one who has never married (as a woman who is always complaining) |
| Ifugaw | báug | decay of teeth |
| Kankanaey | ma-báug | rotten within, applied to trees |
| Casiguran Dumagat | baug | barren, incapable of producing offspring (of a woman) |
| Ilokano | báog | seed that did not germinate due to lack of water |
| baóg | infertile (people) | |
| na-báog | spoiled and smelling due to lack of air and moisture (rice and seeds) | |
| kina-baóg | sterility; impotence | |
| Tagalog | ka-baug-an | sterility, barrenness |
| báog ~ baóg | sterile, barren, unproductive (as a woman who cannot bear children) | |
| Hanunóo | báʔug | rotten egg |
| baʔúg | sterile woman; tree which does not bear fruit | |
| Aklanon | baóg | putrid, ruined, spoiled, rotten; sterile (incapable of bearing children) |
| báog | to putrefy, rot (like old eggs) | |
| Cebuano | báug | be constipated |
| baúg | for eggs to be addled or old; for a house to be no good; sterile, incapable of producing offspring | |
| Mansaka | báog | rotten, decayed (as food or teeth); to decay |
| Bikol | baʔóg | barren, infertile, sterile, describing someone who is unable to produce offspring |