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5.12.6.1 l-p > kl-p

Sbc.klapatito drum (Great Spotted Woodpecker, 273); to clap wings
Sbc.kleptalicaGreat Grey Shrike, 324
Sbc.klepavacLapwing, 158 (?)
Sbc.klepetatito clatter (White Stork, 127)
Sbc.kliptatito drum (Great Spotted Woodpecker, 273
Czechklepygossip
Sbc.klepetavacNightjar, 251
CzechklepacNightjar, 251
Mod.Greekchlouptis, klapopouliNightjar, 251
Slk.kloparGreat Spotted Woodpecker, 273
Russianxlopat'to strike
Mod.Greekklápsaweeping; hired mourner
Roman.clepetito clatter (White Stork, 127)
Roman.clâpani, clâmpanitclattering of the White Stork, 127
Roman.clâmpânito clatter (Cigogne), to creak, to crow, etc.
Franç.: Périg.clampâ, clampeiacancaner, FEW 23: 202
Franç.: Savignaccliampâmaugréer, FEW 22: 80
Franç.: Périg.clampâclabauder, FEW 22: 8
Franç.rég.clapoterto chatter
Franç.clapeta kind of valve; (slang) trap, gob
Franç.clapierrabbit cage (rabbit clap with their hind legs)
Franç.: Gasc.clapàsFieldfare, 341
Engl.clapto applaud, strike etc.
Sbc.sklapatito clap wings (Hirtz)
Sbc.sklapalicaNightjar, 251 (attributed to the cuckoo by Hirtz "because it claps wings"; it is the Nightjar that claps its wings)
Nederl.klapelsterMagpie, 288
Germ.klappernto clap
Germ.reg.klapperelsterJay, 290
Germ.klapperenteGoldeneye, 54
Germ.reg.kleppner, klapperstorchWhite Stork, 127
Franç.rég.clèpeAvocet, 157
Engl.clep(e)(obsolete) to call
Engl.: Scot.clypeblow, noisy fall

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