The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*pakpak₁ to clap, flap the wings; sound of clapping or flapping

PAN pakpak₁ to clap, flap the wings; sound of clapping or flapping

Form.
Kavalan p<m>aqpaq to flap wings
Thao k<m>ay pa-pakpak clap the hands, flap the wings
pakpak clap
Amis pakpak to clap hands, to hit with the hand
Puyuma pa-pakpak to make wings flap (as when frightening a chicken)
pakpak wing; flap wings
mi-pakpak to have wings
WMP
Itbayaten p<al>akpak a bamboo toy for making a clapping sound
ma-makpak to clap hands
pakpaken to strike with open palm, slap
Bontok pakpák beat with a short stick using a rhythmic motion, as in beating chickens to death, or the beating of shields during omen hunting trips
Kankanaey pakpák-en to slap in the face, to box the ears of
Ibaloy pakpák-en to hit something with a resulting thump, thud (as head by police baton, volleyball on palm)
Casiguran Dumagat pakpák wing (of birds, airplanes, angels, etc.)
Pangasinan pakpák to beat cotton or cloth with a rod
p<al>akpák applause
Ilokano pakpak-en slap with the open hand; spank; clap; hammer
pakpák bamboo rattle
Kapampangan pa-pakpak-an clap for someone
pakpak wing(s)
pa-pakpak clap the hands, flap the wings
Tagalog pakpák wing
p<al>akpák applause
Buhid fakfák wing
Hanunóo pakpák wing
p<al>akpák flapping of wings
Masbatenyo pákpak wing
i-pakpák to clap, applaud; be beaten, be thrashed
pag-pakpák clapping, applause
Aklanon pákpak wing; to spank, slap (children)
p<ae>ákpak to clap for, applaud
Waray-Waray pakpák wooden club or mallet for pounding laundry
Hiligaynon mag-pákpak to beat off, as to brush off dust or ants from a dress
p<al>ákpak clapping of the hands
pákpak feather, wing
Cebuano pakpák applause
p<al>akpák applause
Binukid pakpak wing (of a fowl)
Maranao papak wing; break, chip off
papak-an flying fish
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) pakpak wing; wing feather; clap the hands
Mansaka pakpak clap the hands
Tiruray fafak-an a large saltwater fish
fafak a wing
Mapun pakpak for a rooster to flap its wings before crowing
Ida'an Begak pakpak drop something small
Malay papak clapper for frightening birds
Ngaju Dayak papak a slap
Sasak pakpak bamboo clatterer put in the fields to frighten birds
Bikol mag-pakpák to place wings on
pakpák wing (as of a bird)

POC papak-i to slap

OC
Tikopia papaki to slap

PWMP ma-makpak to slap, flap the wings

WMP
Toba Batak ma-makpak to beat, pound; address with crude language
Ngaju Dayak ma-makpak to slap

PPh p<al>akpak clap

WMP
Bontok palakpák clap one's hands, applaud
Casiguran Dumagat palákpak clap the hands
Pangasinan palakpák applause
Ilokano palakpák springless cart; the sound of a cart without springs
Tagalog palakpák applause, sound of applause
Hanunóo palákpak flapping of wings
Cebuano palakpák applause; clap