| Form. | ||
| Seediq | piak-piak | peeping of baby chicks |
| WMP | ||
| Isneg | piyáʔ | chick, young chicken |
| Ibaloy | on-piak | to emit a sudden, loud cry --- esp. of babies, but also of chickens |
| Ilokano | piák | sound of chickens |
| ag-pi-piák | to make the sound of chickens | |
| Tagalog | piyák | squawk; sudden cry of fowls when frightened |
| p<um>iyák | to squawk; to make a loud, harsh sound | |
| Agutaynen | piyak | baby chicken |
| Cebuano | piyák | cheeping sound of chicks or young birds |
| Binukid | piyak | chick, young (of birds) |
| Maranao | piak | chick |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | piyak | baby chick |
| Mansaka | piyak | to chirp; to cheep (as a chick) |
| Tiruray | fiyak | a chick |
| Bisaya (Lotud) | piak | baby chick |
| Kadazan Dusun | pizak | baby chick |
| Tatana | piak | baby chick |
| Bisaya | piak | baby chick |
| Karo Batak | er-piak-piak | to cheep, of chicks |
| piak | the puling of little chicks | |
| Lawangan | piak | chick |
| Taboyan | piyak | chick |
| Bikol | piyák | fingerling, young fish |
| OC | ||
| Nggela | pia-pia | to chirp, of chickens |