Form. | ||
Kavalan | qaRat | to bite |
Amis | mi-kalat | to bite; to be burned, as by the sun; to have an allergic reaction |
Puyuma | karaT | to nibble, bite (insect) |
Paiwan | kats | bite |
Proto-Rukai | kaʔacə | to bite |
WMP | ||
Ifugaw | kalát | to bite; mostly applied to dogs, seldom to human persons, e.g. when someone bites in a fruit |
Casiguran Dumagat | məg-kaget | to bite |
Tagalog | kagat-án | to bite a piece off something |
kagát | a bite; sting, a prick or wound by a bee | |
Masbatenyo | kagát | to bite, sting, pinch (also refers to the pinch of a crab) |
Aklanon | kagát | claw, pincher (of crab) |
Waray-Waray | kagát | the act of biting |
Inati | kadat | to bite |
Hiligaynon | mag-kagát | to bite, to snap, to catch between the teeth |
Cebuano | k<um>agát | ready to bite at the least provocation |
kagt-án | adult freshwater shrimp with well-developed pincers | |
kagát | bite to inflict injury; grab or hold something; catch, snag so as to hold firmly | |
Binukid | kagat | to bite (something or someone) |
Maranao | kagat | itch; scratch |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | kaγat | of any toothed creature, to bite |
Mansaka | kagat | to bite, to sting |
Toba Batak | maŋ-harat | to bite |
maŋ-harat-i | to bite to pieces | |
Karo Batak (Kembaren) | ŋ-harat-i | to bite on something |
ŋ-karat | to bite | |
Karo Batak | ŋ-karat | to bite |
ŋ-harat-i | to bite on something | |
Malay | ber-karat | fighting with tooth and claw |
Ponosakan | kahat | to bite |
Moronene | moŋ-kea | to bite |
Muna | sia | bite into (as in biting into a banana) |
siat-i | to bite many items/many times | |
Popalia | kaha | to bite |
Bikol | ma-ŋagát | to go around biting (as a mad dog) |
kagát | a bite | |
mag-kagát | to bite | |
ma-kagát | to get bitten | |
Proto-Bungku-Tolaki | kaRa | to bite |
CMP | ||
Masiwang | kat | to bite |
Bobot | kasat | to bite |
W.Tarangan | kara | to bite |
W.Tarangan (Ngaibor) | kara | to bite |
Yamdena | n-karat | to bite |
Rotinese | ka | to bite, to chew with the teeth |
SHWNG | ||
Kowiai/Koiwai | na-ʔarat | to bite, nibble |
OC | ||
Tigak | kagat | to bite |
Tabar | arat-ia | to bite |
Nalik | kərət | to bite |
Lakalai | ala | to bite a thing or animal; by extension, to catch a pig, of a dog or a man hunting with dogs |
Piva | kanata | to bite |
Mono-Alu | ʔa-ʔata | to bite |
Lungga | γarata | to bite |
Roviana | garata | to bite |
Pokau | ara-ra | to bite |
Sa'a | ala | to bite, sting, be sharp-edged |
Santa Ana | γara | to bite |
Tolai | karat | to bite |
OC | ||
Hawaiian | ʔaki | to take a nip and let go; to nibble, as fish; to bite off the bark of sugarcane; to heal, as a wound; to scar over; sharp recurring pain, as in head or stomach |
Nukuoro | gadi | bite |
gadi-gadi | itch | |
Vitu | harati | to bite |
Torau | karat-ia | to bite |
Uruava | karasi | to bite |
Wampar | ar | to bite |
Mono-Alu | ʔa-ʔati | to bite |
Roviana | garat-ia | to bite (trans.) |
Gabadi | arasi | bite |
Nggela | galati | to bite; to hold between the teeth |
'Āre'āre | ara-ia | to bite |
Talise | γalat-ia | to bite |
Saliba | kalas-i | to bite |
Sudest | gharȉ-gharȉ | to bite |
Samoan | ʔati | to bite; to get into, attack (said of pests, as termites attacking a tree) |
Nokuku | keti-a | to bite |
Lingarak | -xas | to bite |
Fijian | kati-a | to bite (trans.) |
kati | to bite | |
Rarotongan | kati | to bite; to hold or engage, as something that has been fastened to another thing and it does not slip loose; to seize or tear with the teeth |
Maori | kati | bite, nip; trap for rats; nip, squeeze |
ka-kati | sting, bite; eat, gnaw; be clenched, as the teeth; intense; keen, acrid, sour |
Form. | ||
Kavalan | q<m>aRat | to bite; to hold between the teeth; acrid, itchy taste of taro |
Saisiyat | k<om>aLas | to bite |
Atayal | k<m>at | to bite |
Sakizaya | mu-kalat | to bite |
Bunun | kalat | to bite (as an animal biting a person) |
Saaroa | um-a-aracə | to bite |
Tsou | borcə | to bite |
Puyuma | k<əm>araT | to bite (as in a dog biting a person) |
Paiwan | k<m>ats | to bite |
WMP | ||
Isneg | k<um>axāt | to bite |
Agta (Central Cagayan) | k<um>aget | to bite |
Agta (Dupaningan) | k<um>aget | to bite |
Ifugaw | k<um>alát | will bite |
Casiguran Dumagat | k<um>aget | big enough to bite (subject must be non-human) |
Tagalog | k<um>agát | to bite; to seize, cut into or cut off with the teeth |
Form. | ||
Kavalan | q<n>aRat-an | the bite (of a dog, etc.) |
Atayal | k<n>at-an | a bite (dog, snake, etc.) |