The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*buat₁ harvest fruits

PMP buat₁ harvest fruits

WMP
Itawis ma-múwat pick fruit from a tree
ma-húwat pick fruit from a tree
Sangir maḷaha-wuaʔ bring compulsory tribute from the adjacent fields (of slaves)
Wolio buat-aka bring forward (to a ruler), submit, present, offer (to a ruler)
Sundanese pi-buat-eun crop standing in the field
di-pi-buat be harvested
mi-buat to harvest

POC puat₁ harvest fruits

OC
Tongan fua get or gather from the sea (seaweed, jellyfish)
Tolai vua-i-na outcome, result, success, return, profit, product, produce
vua-i crop; to yield

POC puat-an₁ crop, load of fruit

OC
Puluwat wuwah burden, as of breadfruit, copra, boxes, taro; carried object, food package, baggage, canoe load, cargo
Samoan fuat-a crop (from a tree)
Fijian vuat-a crop, fruits of trees, etc.; harvest
Proto-Micronesian uat-a a load (esp. of fruit); crop