| WMP |
| Itbayaten |
vakol |
basket |
| Ilokano |
bakúl |
twilled (bamboo strips in weaving) |
| Tagalog |
bákol |
a round, shallow basket generally carried on the head of vendors selling fish, vegetables, etc. |
| Tiruray |
bakul |
a small basket used by salt water fishermen to store their line and hook |
| Tausug |
bakul |
a big basket with a cover |
| Bintulu |
bakul |
basket |
| Kenyah (Long Anap) |
bakun |
basket (generic) |
| Kayan (Long Atip) |
bakun |
basket with a handle |
| Kenyah |
bakun |
basket (generic) |
| Kelabit |
bakul |
basket that is carried in the hand |
| Malay |
bakul |
basket; loosely (in ) any basket; specifically a large lidded basket of plaited bamboo wicker to be carried on the head, either oblong or cylindrical; if tight-meshed used for storing rice, and if openwork for storing fruit, etc. |
| Tondano |
wakul |
basket |
| Tontemboan |
wakul |
small shallow basket for holding vegetables, spices and the like |
| Kayan |
bakun |
basket with a handle |
| Tae' |
bakkuʔ |
basket used to keep all sorts of things, including foods, pounded and cooked rice, etc. |
| Mandar |
sam-bakuʔ |
a basketful |
|
bakuʔ |
basket |
| Makassarese |
bakuʔ |
basket |
| Sundanese |
bakul |
a basket like a (large bamboo basket for holding fruit), but larger, and usually without wooden or bamboo feet |
| Old Javanese |
wakul |
a type of basket |
| Javanese |
wakul |
rice-serving basket |
|
wakul-an |
(placed) in a serving basket; by the basket(ful) |
| Balinese |
bakul |
a small basket |
| Bikol |
bákol |
small basket, woven from bamboo, with four corners at the bottom and circular opening at the top |
| Proto-Minahasan |
bakul |
basket |