The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

Words for sticky (as honey, mud) in Manobo (Western Bukidnon)

rumiket

Roots
*-keC
PAN
PAN dekeC adhere, stick to
Form.
Amis siket attached to, joined to
PMP
PMP riket sticky
diket sticky, adhesive
raket sticky, adhesive
caket sticky, stick to
peket viscous
n-aŋket sticky, adhesive
liket sticky, adhesive
daket stick, adhere
siket stick, adhere to
PWMP
PWMP piket birdlime
leket stick, adhere
reket stick, adhere
laket sticky, viscous
WMP
Bontok pukə́t stick, adhere to
Ifugaw dayakót general term used for any variety of sticky rice
punikót stickiness
Kankanaey busíket clay; the thick, gluey black earth of rice fields
paŋkét sticking, adhering, cleaving
níket resin
Pangasinan ansakkét sticky rice
yakét sap
Ilokano pigkét the glutinous substance exuded by several trees; gluey, glutinous, sticky
Tagalog lagkít stickiness
Cebuano hagkút sticky
Maranao daliket close relationship or kinship
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) rumiket sticky (as honey, mud)
Palauan omeréked paste, glue
rekeréked sucker fish
merekeréked sticky
Tiruray kaket (of rust) to adhere to a rusted object
sareket glue, to glue
Kadazan Dusun sokot pasting, gumming, sticking
Dairi-Pakpak Batak alket viscous
darket be parasitic on
Ngaju Dayak hiket close together
jiŋket fit snugly (clothes)
Rejang tik+t tree with milky sap used for bird lime
Sundanese b+ŋk+t what is bound together; bundle
Javanese buket thick (of liquids)
ruket stay close to
luket close, intimate
Balinese eŋket bird-lime, sticky stuff, the sap of trees
Sasak maket stick fast
taŋket companion
CMP
Teluti miket sticky
Manggarai aket tie tightly between two objects, pinch between
Sika ʔaket to stick, remain somewhere
Li'o riké tie together