| bakbas | To cut off small pieces (of wood with short strong motions in order to take off bark or make an item smaller, or to smooth it). |
| būd | To cut s.t. into sections (often four pieces); to quarter s.t. (mostly used of cutting fruit). |
| keke | To shave (hair). |
| kehet | To cut, saw s.t. |
| kepak | To split or cut s.t. (anything) lengthwise. |
| kobak | Deep (of cutting or biting, removing a large piece). |
| kulti | Cut hair. |
| kupad | To peel s.t. (by cutting off the skin). |
| gahit | To cut weeds (in order to prevent a fire from spreading). |
| gilip | To cut s.t. into very small pieces; to chop up s.t. (such as vegetables or tobacco). |
| gīp | To cut in very small pieces. |
| gīs | To cut or tear s.t. (into small pieces, as cloth or leaves). |
| gowab | To cut deeply into s.t. |
| ipa | To cut (betelnut) into sections. |
| iris | To cut s.t. into small pieces (with a knife or scissors, esp. of cloth, banana leaf, and paper). |
| labas | To cut grass, to mow. |
| lapa' | To cut up meat (esp. fowl). |
| lapa2 | To clear land (of tall weeds and underbrush). |
| laras1 | To cut (cogon grass). |
| lilik | To clear (a piece of land). |
| pagti' | To break or snip off s.t. (with hand). |
| pata'3 | To cut or chop s.t. crosswise, (especially of wood or cane). |
| peddang | To hit or slash s.t. (with a knife). |
| polong | To cut or break s.t. (crosswise). |
| pompong | To split s.t. into two pieces (as coconut or cocoa etc.). |
| pōng | Break or cut (crosswise into sections). |
| punggel | To behead s.t.; cut the head off s.t. |
| punggul | To cut or break off the top (of a tree or plant). |
| putuk | To cut off s.t., sever. |
| sagsap | To cut s.t. off (with strong motion away from self, esp. of leaflets from the midrib of a coconut leaf, or of thorns). |
| saha' | To tap a rubber tree (in order to make the sap (latex) flow); to make the initial groove and to make subsequent cuts. |
| sampa' | To cut up (a butchered animal or large fish). |
| sangkul | To trim (the comb of a rooster, also used for trimming hair). |
| sempong | To chip off s.t.; cut off part of s.t. (at the opening). |
| seppe' | To cut into hands, cut off the stalk (of bananas). |
| sese' | To shape the eyebrows or hair in front of the ears (sideburns). |
| sipi2 | To cut s.t. into pieces of unequal size. |
| sisi' | To remove (skin of an animal or bark of tree); take off (skin or bark); to skin (an animal). |
| songget | To pick fruit (with a pole). |
| sorok1 | To pick fruit (with a long pole). |
| soso | To peel, shave (sugarcane only). |
| sumbali' | To slaughter; butcher. |
| tabas | To cut, or cut out (cloth, material, fabric in making clothes). |
| tabla1 2 | To split boards (from a log by driving in a wedge); to hew boards (by hand). |
| taklung | To top s.t. (as plants); behead s.t. (as people); cut the top off s.t. |
| tanghab | To notch (a tree or bamboo pole), to cut the opening (of a bamboo water container or coconut, at an angle). |
| tebba' | To cut down (a banana plant to get the fruit). |
| tebbeng | To fell (a tree). |
| teheb | To make a hole in (a coconut by chipping off some of the husk and shell so one can drink the water). |
| tenga' | To divide s.t. into two equal amounts or pieces; to half s.t. |
| tetta | To cut into pieces (a stalk); cut pieces off (a stalk). |
| tettas 1 | To undo sewing, cut off (rope, vine). |
| tettek | To chop s.t.; cut s.t. into small pieces (with a knife with quick downward motion). |
| tettep | To shorten s.t. (by cutting it); to trim s.t. |
| toklong | To cut off, shorten (legs or sleeves in clothing). |