The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*sáysay to narrate, as in telling a story

PPh sáysay to narrate, as in telling a story

WMP
Casiguran Dumagat sáysay story; to tell a story
Tagalog ka-saysay-án history; a record of past events, esp. of the life of a nation; history, meaning a statement of what has happened; value; worth; use
saysáy statement; assertion; declaration; testifying; relating or telling, e.g. a story
ma-ka-saysay-án eventful; full of events; historic; historical; famous in history; memorable; especially happy
i-saysáy to attest; to declare; to give testimony; to give an account of
Aklanon sáysay to tell, relate, describe, narrate
Agutaynen i-saysay to explain; narration
Cebuano ma-ka-saysay-an-un historic, full of history
ka-saysay-án history, chain of events; legend, story handed down by tradition
saysáy to narrate, relate (as in explaining a situation that happened, a procedure to be followed); narration, declaration
Binukid saysay to tell, describe, explain (an event) in detail
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) seysey to explain
Mansaka saysay to explain
Bikol ka-saysay-án account, chronicle, narrative; history
mag-saysáy to narrate or chronicle; to tell a story; to tell of an experience; to give an account of
mag-saysay-án to tell a story to

PPh s<al>áysay (gloss uncertain)

WMP
Pangasinan s<al>áysay to examine, investigate
Bikol s<al>aysáy narrate or chronicle; tell a story