language__PWMP *lebek fits equally well under *-bek₂. language__Ifugaw imbók may be cognate with language__Tagalog hibík.
| PAN | ||
| PAN | Nabek | breakers, surf, waves |
| bekbek | sound of breaking, etc. | |
| PMP | ||
| PMP | rabek | hit, strike, break |
| embek | dull sound of thud or sob | |
| PWMP | ||
| PWMP | lebek | pound in a mortar |
| bambek | muffled sound | |
| bek | sound of hacking or chopping | |
| WMP | ||
| Ifugaw | imbók | beating of gongs while the people dance |
| Kankanaey | abebék | thump, bump (of something heavy that strikes the water) |
| sibék | to sob (mostly broken sobs, after crying) | |
| Tagalog | hibík | sob |
| Maranao | lobek | trample, pound (as rice) |
| Kayan | tebek | sound of the heart thumping |
| kubek | whisper, undertone, talking to oneself; babbling | |
| Sasak | rebek | to hit, strike |
| gubek | beat rapidly on a drum | |
| obek | hit with the open hand | |
| CMP | ||
| Manggarai | sebek | dull sound, as of fruit falling to the ground |
| OC | ||
| Motu | dabo-a | a breeze flapping a cloth or flag |
| Fijian | cobo | clap the hands crosswise so as to make a hollow sound |