PAN |
PAN |
tibuk |
pound, throb |
Form. |
Puyuma |
alvuk |
hit with a large stick |
PMP |
PMP |
tumbuk |
knock, pound, hit |
|
lambuk |
hit, beat, pound |
PWMP |
PWMP |
lebuk |
pound, thud |
WMP |
Kankanaey |
síbok |
to clack, clap |
Tagalog |
bulbók |
bubbling or gushing of liquids |
Aklanon |
límbok |
pounded rice |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
bukbuk |
frog (onom.) (Also 'struck with the palm of the hand') |
Malay |
gebok |
striking a heavy blow with a flat object |
|
debok |
to go flop (Also 'a thud') |
Kayan |
sebuk |
sound of fruit or stones falling into water |
Bare'e |
tabu |
splash, plop; forcefully insert hands or feet |
Old Javanese |
telebuk |
with a thud |
Javanese |
babuk |
butt with horns |
Balinese |
tebuk |
pound rice to dehusk it; thresh |
Sasak |
rubuk |
to bubble (of water), snort (as of people in the water) |
Malagasy |
rávoka |
pound rice |
|
dabóka |
beat, thump |
Bikol |
ribók |
noise, clamor, din, hubbub |
CMP |
Yamdena |
sambuk |
pound fine (of roasted maize) |
Rembong |
kembuk |
sound of splashing about in the water |
Manggarai |
lumbuk |
mix coarse and fine substances by pounding |
|
lubuk |
strike with a stick or the hand so as to make a noise (Also 'strike with fists, box') |
|
rembuk |
pound again (of corn flour) |
Ngadha |
ibu |
hit, beat; sound of hitting or beating |
OC |
Nggela |
povu |
fall back into the water with a splash (Also 'hollow sound, as of a gourd when struck') |
Fijian |
wabu |
beat with a stick, strow down with violence |
|
cevu |
explode, burst, as breadfruit when roasting |