The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

Roots: *-kaŋ₁

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