| WMP | ||
| Casiguran Dumagat | libák | for a shaman to be killed or made sick by a spirit which he has previously exorcised from some sick person (said to be the spirit’s revenge on what the shaman did) |
| Ilokano | i-libák | to hide; conceal; suppress |
| Ayta Abellan | libak | to ambush, catch by surprise |
| Tagalog | libák | mockery; derision; ridicule; insult |
| Aklanon | libák | malicious gossip; slander; backbiting |
| Agutaynen | mag-libak | to backbite, talk badly of others behind their back; to slander someone |
| Hiligaynon | maŋ-libák | to backbite; to deride |
| Cebuano | libák | to backbite, say bad things about a person when his back is turned or when he cannot understand them |
| Bikol | mag-libák | to talk about people in their absence, usually in a derogatory manner; to backbite, to criticize |