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| Pangasinan | síkat | brush-like instrument for polishing floors, etc., made from halved coconut husk |
| Maranao | síkat | a brush; to brush |
| Mansaka | sikat | to card cotton fibers in preparation for weaving |
| Yakan | mag-sikat | to treat threads before using them in weaving; in old times the thread, especially silk, that was going to be used in weaving was treated with a soupy, overcooked rice mixture in order to make the threads more durable (i.e. to prevent the threads from fraying or breaking), to stiffen them; it was brushed on with a piece of coconut husk |
| Mapun | síkat | a small brush (made from a coconut husk used for scrubbing one’s body or nails when bathing) |
| Sangir | sikatəʔ | a brush |
| ma-nikatəʔ | to brush | |
| Toba Batak | sihat | a bunch of bananas |
| Iban | sikat | stretch and brush new thread after sizing, brush for thread |
| Malay | sikat | comb, harrow (used for combing or cleaning the hair; combs stuck in the hair for ornament only are ); also used for a ‘comb’ or bunch of bananas |
| Ngaju Dayak | sikat | a brush |
| ma-ñikat | to brush | |
| Sundanese | ñikat | to brush |
| sikat | bunch of bananas; brush, scrubbing brush, polisher | |
| sa-sikat | one bunch of bananas | |
| Javanese | ñikat | to brush (as the teeth) |
| sikat | brush | |
| sikat-an | object used as a brush; to use a brush | |
| Balinese | ñikat | to brush |
| sikat | brush, scrubber, polisher | |
| Sasak | ñikat | to brush |
| sikat | a brush | |