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| Acehnese | bintaŋ | star; order of knighthood |
| Bintulu | bitaŋ | star |
| Melanau (Mukah) | bitaŋ | star |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | bintaŋ | star; medal, medallion |
| Simalur | bintaŋ tumabar | Orion, name of a weaving design |
| Toba Batak | par-bintaŋ-an | constellation |
| bintaŋ | star; decoration, medal | |
| Karo Batak | bintaŋ | star; moon |
| piga bintaŋ | how many months? | |
| er-bintaŋ-bintaŋ | singing of girls as they pound rice in concert in a wooden mortar | |
| Iban | bintaŋ | star; medal, decoration |
| Malay | bintaŋ | star; heavenly body; constellation; fig., the star of a knightly order |
| Nias | bita | medal, medallion |
| Mongondow | bintaŋ | star of diamond in the forehead with which -- according to legend -- some princes and princesses are born |
| Ngaju Dayak | bintaŋ | star. The Dayaks have no astronomy, and no astrology. They name only a few stars: 'Mars', 'Venus as Morning Star', '("death star") Venus as Evening Star' |
| Rejang | bitaŋ | star |
| bitaŋ tlew | the Pleiades, the stars that signal the start of rice planting | |
| Buginese | bintaŋ | star |
| Wolio | binta | medal, decoration, mark of honor |
| Makassarese | bintaŋ | sign of distinction, decoration, medal; star on old coins |
| Lampung | bintaŋ | star |
| Sundanese | bintaŋ | star; medal, decoration |
| Old Javanese | ka-wintaŋ-an | sown with stars |
| wintaŋ | star, planet (often used in comparisons) | |
| Javanese | bintaŋ | (star-shaped) award medal; star |
| Balinese | bintaŋ | star |
| Sasak | bintaŋ | star |
| bintaŋ empet | a certain weaving pattern | |
| Malagasy | víntana | fortune, fate, lot, destiny, luck |