PAN |
PAN |
bakaŋ |
bow-legged |
PMP |
PMP |
bekaŋ |
unbent (as a fishhook) |
|
sekaŋ |
crossbar, strut, something to hold things apart |
|
eŋkaŋ |
walk with legs wide apart |
|
sakaŋ |
bow-legged |
|
pekaŋ |
stretch open or apart |
PWMP |
PWMP |
kaŋkaŋ₁ |
spread the legs wide |
|
rekaŋ |
wide apart (as the legs) |
|
iŋkaŋ |
walk with legs wide apart |
|
lakqaŋ |
spread the legs |
|
akaŋ |
step over |
|
sikaŋ |
wide apart, of the legs |
|
tikaŋ |
spread the legs |
|
ukaŋ |
spread open, as the legs |
|
pukaŋ |
crotch |
WMP |
Yami (Iranomilek) |
rekaŋ |
wide apart, wide open (as legs) |
Yami |
rekaŋ |
wide apart, wide open (as legs) |
Bontok |
wákaŋ |
stride, walk with large steps |
Ifugaw |
akdáŋ |
(<M) make a big step over something that lies across the way |
Tagalog |
bukaŋkáŋ |
open (forced) at one end |
Hanunóo |
balakáŋ |
space between one's legs |
Cebuano |
bikaŋkáŋ |
spread one's legs apart |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
bivikaŋ |
squat with knees wide apart |
Tiruray |
sebekaŋ |
v-shaped |
Kenyah |
tapikaŋ |
a v-shaped piece of wood used in the construction of the platform on which a corpse is laid out |
Kelabit |
pekakaŋ |
spread apart, stretched (of forceps that have been forced apart) |
Toba Batak |
biŋkaŋ |
split, crack open, of a fruit |
Iban |
lekaŋ |
wide open, gaping (door, legs) |
|
perekaŋ |
wide apart, wide open; sit sprawling |
|
rikaŋ |
rolling, swaggering; walk with feet apart |
Malay |
ter-jaŋkaŋ |
wide astretch, of the limbs |
|
boŋkaŋ-baŋkiŋ |
lying about in all sorts of attitudes (of bodies after a battle) |
|
boŋkaŋ |
prone; astretch (in contrast to lying huddled up) |
|
jaŋkaŋ |
generic for a number of trees with stilt roots |
|
jéŋkaŋ |
extension of a leg; as when a mother draws out a child's leg to clean it |
|
cukaŋ |
to split bamboos against a wedge |
Kayan |
sepakaŋ |
place a child or hold something between one's legs |
Bare'e |
seŋka |
spread wide, of the legs |
Madurese |
tekkaŋ |
straddling wide |
|
dharakkaŋ |
sit with legs wide apart |
Javanese |
raŋkaŋ |
(of people) moving on all fours; creep, crawl |
|
pleŋkaŋ |
inadvertently do a split |
Balinese |
duŋkaŋ |
step, stride, step over, take a big step |
|
selaŋkaŋ |
stand astride of |
|
ceŋkaŋ |
span (tip of the first finger to thumb) |
|
tuŋkaŋ |
stride, straddle |
Sasak |
cakaŋ |
with fingers spread open |
PPh |
PPh |
tákaŋ |
spread wide open |
CMP |
Sika |
pikaŋ |
fork, pitchfork |