| WMP | ||
| Casiguran Dumagat | gabúk | decayed, rotten (of wood) |
| Tagalog | ma-gabuk-án | become dusty, become dirtied by dust |
| gabók | settled dust; dust or ash particles | |
| ma-gabók | dusty | |
| Hanunóo | gabúk | dust; rotten |
| Romblomanon | gabuk | decayed (vegetable matter, including lumber) |
| Masbatenyo | gabók | decayed, rotted; fragile |
| Aklanon | gabók | to rot, become rotten |
| ma-ga-gabók | rotten | |
| Hiligaynon | ma-gabúk | to be rotten, to decay |
| gabúk | rotten, decayed | |
| Cebuano | gabúk | for wood and fiber to be weakened from decay (as in a floor); not well-founded, unsound |
| Binukid | gabuk | (for wood, fiber, etc.) to be weakened from decay; rot; to be decomposed |
| Maranao | gabok | rotten, crumbling |
| Mansaka | gabok | rotten; easily broken; old and not strong (as clothing or a rope) |
| Yakan | gabuk | rotten, of wood (it can already be taken apart by hand) |
| Mapun | gabuk | rotten (wood); crumbling (wood); turned to dust (as wood eaten by termites) |
| Tausug | gabuk | rotten, crumbling, turned to dust (as wood eaten by termites) |
| gabuk-un | to rot, crumble | |
| g<um>abuk | to rot, crumble | |
| Gayō | rabuk | tinder |
| Toba Batak | par-rabuh-an | powder container |
| rabuk | powder | |
| Malay | rabok | tinder; touchwood (usually soft dusty material found in bamboo and inflammable); ash that does not crumble easily; litter or rubbish |
| Tae' | bataŋ rabuk | skeleton of a corpse |
| rabuk | phosphorescent fungus on a decaying log | |
| Makassarese | rabuʔ | broken to bits; in rags, tatters |
| rabuk-i | torn to tatters | |
| Madurese | rabuk | powder |
| Javanese | abuk | powder; dung, manure |
| Bikol | gabók | rotten (wood) |
| mag-gabók | to decay, rot | |
| CMP | ||
| Rembong | rawuk | ashes, dust |
| Manggarai | rawuk | ashes from the hearth; gray |