| bukakang | Bald (said of chicken lacking tail feathers). |
| kabang | Parti-colored, piebald, speckled (of birds, animals, fish and material). |
| kahid | To scratch s.t. (as chicken in dirt). |
| kuruka' | Exclamation to call chickens. |
| kuwak | To squawk, croak, hoot. |
| dapu'2 | To perch; to alight, land (of birds, flying insects and figuratively of sickness). |
| ellem | To sit (on eggs, of a bird); to incubate. |
| lagit | To catch prey (by swooping down on it). |
| layang | To fly (like birds, airplanes etc.). |
| lekku' | To lie down (of animals), sit down (of birds). |
| lekku' | For a chicken or bird to take its chicks under the wings, to shelter its chicks, to sit on eggs. |
| pekkak | To cackle (make a sound like a hen makes after laying an egg, gackeru). |
| pugad (mugad) | To lay eggs. |
| sangkul | To trim (the comb of a rooster, also used for trimming hair). |
| seppug | To fight (of cocks), take a cock to fight (in a cockfight). |
| sulangkang | To stand up, fluff up (of feathers only). |
| ta'an | To set (a trap). |
| teppat | To land, touch down (of airplanes or birds); alight (of birds). |
| tigtuk | To peck (as a bird or chicken); strike (things with beak or fangs). |
| tingkowak | To crow (of a rooster). |
| udjung | To fly off (of birds, chickens). |
| uhu' | To remove or take out the insides (of a chicken). |