*utudnA cut or slice (of something).Dihili aku hangka-utud salikayaꞌ.Give me a slice of egg pie.vCH 1 ag mag-, -um-; pat -un.To cut (something) in two (widthwise or crosswise).Utura kunuꞌ in patung ini.Will you cut this bamboo in two (for me)?vAR ag mag-, -um-; ran -an.To cut off a part (of something widthwise or crosswise).Iyuturan nila in duhul sin buhuk ku.They cut off a little from the ends of my hair.OV SYN.huyaꞌdīpCf.*sipak
| basbas | scrape off the surface of something | |
| dīp | slice fruit to be eaten | |
| galiꞌ | make a score or notch in flesh | |
| gunting 1 | cut with or as with scissors | |
| gūt | cut flesh all the way through | |
| hilap | slice fruit or meat thinly | |
| huyaꞌ | slice any soft object | |
| ipus | cut off an extra end of something | |
| kagas | scratch, break the surface of something | |
| lagut | hack with a bladed weapon | |
| lapa | cut grass | |
| paliꞌ | suffer a cut, be wounded | |
| palu | cut off a rotten part of something | |
| pilaꞌ | cut down a tree or other plant | |
| pindang | cut an animate object into parts | |
| pingag | cut off a small piece of something | |
| pukul | cut off a limb or a head | |
| punggul | cut off the upper part of something | |
| punggut | cut off something, esp. a human head | |
| sāg | cut off a branch of a tree | |
| saksak | make an incision or split something | |
| saplung | cut a part or the end off something | |
| sipak | cut in two lengthwise | |
| tabas | cut with scissors according to a pattern or measurement | |
| tadtad 1 | cut part way through many times | |
| tamaꞌ | chop up into small pieces | |
| tigbas | chop, hack, stab something | |
| tiktik 2 | cut the end off something | |
| tuꞌtuꞌ | cut branches off a tree | |
| tuis | split or chop wood | |
| tuktuk₂ | chop up into pieces | |
| tuptup₁ | cut or trim the nails | |
| utas | cut something apart, sever something | |
| utud | cut in two widthwise or crosswise |
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