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| Bontok | bákan | a tall tree, felled especially for use as a (‘moonlight’) log to provide fuel for the men’s ward house; the wood is also used for making vessels, and its sap is said to cause irritation of the skin: Litsea perrottetii (Blm.) F.-Vill. (Lauraceae) |
| Hanunóo | bákan | a tree, family Lauraceae: Litsea sp. |
| Aklanon | bakán | kind of tree |
| Cebuano | bákan | kind of tree important for driving away the (person who is possessed of a supernatural force which attacks from time to time causing him to change his form and go out, often to harm others, preying on their blood, livers, etc.): Litsea sp. |
| Mansaka | bakan | kind of tree |
| Mongondow | bakan | kind of tree, family Lauraceae |
| Bare'e | waka | tree in the family Lauraceae: Litsea sp.; there are two types, one with small, the other with large leaves |
| Tae' | bakan | a timber tree, one variety with white wood and another with yellow: Litsea sp. |