The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*baŋkay corpse, carcass

PWMP baŋkay corpse, carcass

WMP
Ibaloy baŋkay corpse (old word; sometimes used for the living body)
Casiguran Dumagat baŋkáy corpse, dead body, body; to have a wake (the custom of everyone staying up all night in the house where the body is laid out)
Pangasinan báŋkay corpse
Ilokano baŋkáy corpse; body; box; framework; from of a cart
Kapampangan baŋké corpse
Tagalog baŋkáy corpse; remains; a dead body
Hanunóo baŋkáy corpse
Aklanon báŋkay corpse, dead person
Hiligaynon báŋkay corpse, dead body
Cebuano baŋkáy corpse (slang)
Binukid baŋkay to place a corpse (of a person) in a small house or tree; to place the corpse (of an animal) on a high platform
Tombonuwo baŋkay corpse
Mapun baŋkay-baŋkay-an a time (usually three or seven days) of watching over the bed where a recently deceased person slept
baŋkay corpse
mag-baŋkay-baŋkáy-an to stand watch over the place where a recently deceased person used to sleep in his bed
Kadazan Dusun baŋkay corpse, carcass, dead body, skeleton, cadaver
Murut (Timugon) baŋkay-an time before a corpse has been buried
baŋkay corpse
Tausug baŋkay a corpse, (dead human) body
Gayō baŋke corpse
Acehnese baŋké corpse, cadaver (of a non-Muslim or animal)
Simalur baŋke body (of a living person)
Toba Batak baŋke corpse, carcass; carrion
Karo Batak baŋke corpse, carcass; carrion
Iban baŋkay corpse, dead body of any animal; to call a person in swearing is a gross insult
Malay baŋkay carcass; dead body of animal; of human bodies, contemptuously
Tajio bake corpse
Bare'e bake corpse (said to be from Buginese)
Tae' bakke manuk fighting cock killed in a cockfight
bakke body of a person killed in battle
Mandar bakke corpse
Buginese bakke corpse, as of a dog
Wolio baŋke dead body (especially of animal, carcass, carrion
Muna a-bhaŋke to die, become a corpse
bhaŋke corpse (of man, animal)
Sundanese baŋke corpse
Old Javanese ka-waŋkay-an as if dead (?)
waŋkay ~ waŋke dead body, corpse, carcass
Javanese waŋké corpse
Balinese waŋké dead body, corpse
Sasak baŋke ~ bə-baŋke corpse
Proto-South Sulawesi baŋke corpse
Bikol baŋkáy the body of a dead person, corpse
mag-baŋkáy to shroud the corpse; to mourn or perform funeral rites for