| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | na-votbot | hair, grass, etc. which was pulled off (e.g. cogon which was taken for roofing) |
| votbot | idea of pulling out; to dig up (as clothes in a trunk, a pile of papers, etc.) | |
| votbot-an | pull out from; that from which something is pulled out | |
| Kalinga | bútbut | to pull |
| Kalinga (Guinaang) | bútbut | to pull |
| Casiguran Dumagat | bötböt | pull in a line |
| Tagalog | butbót | minute search inside bundles or containers |
| Binukid | butbut | take something out of a container, unpack something; come out of a container |
| Maranao | bobot | take out from, extract |
| Mansaka | botbot | bring out (as an article of clothing to show someone) |
| Kelabit | bubʰut | feathers that have been plucked from a chicken; plucking, pulling |
| Dairi-Pakpak Batak | bubut | uproot a tree from the earth; pull out tubers |
| butbut | uproot a tree from the earth; pull out tubers | |
| Toba Batak | ma-butbut | to fall out, of hair, teeth, etc. |
| mam-butbut | pull out, extract (as plants, hair, nails, teeth) | |
| Karo Batak | bubut | what is extracted, what is pulled out |
| Balantak | bubut | pull out |
| Tae' | buʔbuʔ | pulling out of weeds, chicken feathers |
| mem-buʔbuʔ | to moult, shed feathers | |
| Makassarese | taʔ-buʔbuʔ | pulled out, extracted (kris, tooth, nail, etc.) |
| buʔbuʔ | pull out | |
| am-muʔbuʔ | pull out, as rice seedlings to be transplanted, a sword from its scabbard | |
| Javanese | bubut-bubut | pull up by the roots |
| bubut-bubut suket | to uproot grass | |
| Balinese | butbut | pull out, pluck, extract |
| bubut | pull out, pluck, extract | |
| Bikol | butbót | look through carefully for something, go through |
| OC | ||
| Lau | fufu | pick fruit |
| Sa'a | huhu | pluck, pick off |
| Motu | huhu-a | break off banana singly |
| Arosi | huhu | to pluck fruit |
| Tubetube | wuwu | extract (as fish from a net) |
| pupu | pull off (as leaves from tree) | |
| Rotuman | huhu | pull up, pull out; (of one's eyes) to take off, withdraw |
| Fijian | cavu i-vuvu-taka | to root up entirely |
| Niue | fufu | strip off (leaves, bark, etc.) |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | votbot-en | pull out (weeds, vines, teeth, etc.), uproot; that which is pulled out |
| Ilokano | butbut-én | to pick cotton. Separate the cotton from the or pericarp of the boll, which is done with the fingers |
| Bikol | butbot-on | look through carefully for something |
| WMP | ||
| Tae' | buʔbuʔ-i | pull out, pluck |
| Makassarese | am-buʔbuk-i ballaʔ-na | pull his house up and put it down elsewhere |
| CMP | ||
| Selaru | hut-i | pull out, extract |
| Rembong | but-i | pluck (feathers) |
| OC | ||
| Hawaiian | huk-i | to pull, as on a rope; to draw, stretch, reach |
| huk-i huk-i | pull or draw frequently, or by many persons; pull by jerks or continuously, as in the tug-of-war game; to gather, as taro | |
| huhuk-i | pull hard or frequently (as in uprooting taro) | |
| Kapingamarangi | hud-i | to pull |
| Label | hut | pluck (feathers), pull out |
| Mono-Alu | fufut-i | to take out |
| Numbami | ut-i | pluck, pull out, dig out |
| Bugotu | vut-i | pluck up by the roots |
| Lau | fūs-i | pluck leaves, flowers, fruit; twitch off fruit with a pole |
| fufus-i | pluck | |
| Nggela | vut-i | pull up, pull out, pull off, pull away, root up |
| vuvut-i | pull out, root out | |
| Sa'a | huhus-i | pluck, pick off |
| Arosi | hus-i | pluck, pull off, as fruit, crab's legs, etc.; to wean |
| Anuta | puput-i | pull something up from the ground; stretch something like a piece of rubber |
| put-i | pull in a length of line such as fishing line or anchor line | |
| Rennellese | hut-i | pull out, pluck, pick; to pull, as taro leaves or gray hairs |
| huhut-i | to pull, as on a fishing line; catch a fish on a line | |
| huhut-i-ʔaki | pull one another | |
| Samoan | fufut-i | play a fish (in reeling it in) |
| fut-i | (of weeds, hair, etc.) pull off; pluck (as a hen) | |
| fut-i-a | be plucked | |
| Fijian | vuvu | root up entirely |
| vut-ia na malamala | extract a splinter | |
| vaka-vut-i-taka | pull off old thatch preparatory to putting on new | |
| vut-i-a | pluck hair or feathers, pull up weeds | |
| Niue | fus-i | to draw up (as fish); to hoist (as a flag) |
| fus-i-aki | entice | |
| ma-fus-i | plucked out (as hair, etc.) | |
| fus-i-a | be drawn, be pulled | |
| fut-i | to draw up (as fish); to hoist (as a flag) | |
| Tongan | fufus-i | to pull roughly or forcibly or too hard or without due care; overstretch |
| fus-i | pull or tug; pull or haul in; pull up or hoist (a flag); pull up or weigh (an anchor); pluck (a fowl, etc.); to stretch | |
| fus-i ika | pull in fish (on a line), or a haul of fish caught in this way | |
| fus-i maea | tug-of-war: lit. to pull rope | |
| Maori | hut-i-ŋa | place cleared from weeds in preparation for a crop; things plucked up |
| hut-i | hoist, haul up; pull out of the ground; fish with a line; pluck feathers or hair | |
| huhut-i | hoist, haul up; pull out of the ground; fish with a line; pluck feathers or hair | |
| Tolai | wut | to weed, pull up (as grass, weeds, etc.) |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | ka-votbot-an | be falling from (as head), lose hair or feathers |
| Tae' | ka-buʔbur-an | molting, shedding of fur |