The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*liqeR neck

PAN liqeR neck

Form.
Sakizaya liʔəl neck
Amis liʔel neck
Paiwan liqu neck, throat (in some dialects = ‘neck of animals only’)
liqe neck
Paiwan (Western) liqe neck
WMP
Agta (Central Cagayan) leg neck, throat
Agta (Dupaningan) leg neck, throat
Yogad lig neck
Arta lig neck
Sambal (Bolinaw) líʔɨy neck
Ayta Abellan leey neck
Tagalog liʔig-án having a large or long neck
liʔíg neck
Buhid leóg neck
Hanunóo líʔug neck
Masbatenyo liug-ón be forced, be obliged (usually implies the use of physical force)
lióg neck
Tboli lihol throat, neck
Aklanon taga-liʔóg “neck-deep” (in troubles), be on edge, edgy
líʔog neck
Waray-Waray líʔog-ón long-necked
líʔog neck
Agutaynen likel neck
Hiligaynon líʔug neck
Palawan Batak liʔəg neck
Cebuano paŋ-líʔug get thick at the neck (from having rolls of fat)
taga-líʔug “up to the neck” (as in debt)
líʔug neck
Binukid lieg neck
Maranao lig neck
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) liʔeg the neck
Mansaka liyug neck
ba-lyug wear a necklace
Tiruray réʔér the neck
Tombonuwo liyow neck
Dumpas liow neck
Tausug liʔug neck; neckline, collar
li-liʔug-an having a collar (as a dress)
liʔug-an put a collar on something
Bisaya liaw neck
Bisaya (Limbang) liaw neck
Lun Dayeh liaw neck
Acehnese lihië neck
Abai Sembuak liog neck
Kelabit riʔer neck
Sangir leheʔ neck, throat
Malay léhér throat, neck
Bare'e leʔe neck, external throat
Boano leʔe neck
Sasak lir neck
Bikol líʔog neck
mag-líʔog to take by the neck
Proto-Sangiric leReʔ neck
CMP
Helong leo neck
Proto-Aru leR voice; neck, throat

POC liqoR neck

OC
Petats lio neck
Ghari lio neck
Bauro rio neck
Haununu rio- neck