| WMP |
| Itbayaten |
vonot |
coconut husk |
| Isneg |
bunút |
coir or fiber of the coconut (used to caulk seams in a canoe, etc.) |
| Itawis |
hunút |
coconut husk; fiber surrounding mango seed |
| Casiguran Dumagat |
bunot |
peel the fibrous husk off coconut shells (by bashing the coconuts down on an iron point of a plow blade) |
| Ilokano |
bunót |
coir, the outer husk of the coconut |
| Kapampangan |
bunut |
coconut husk used for polishing floors |
| Tagalog |
bunót |
coconut husk |
| Chamorro |
punot |
coconut husk |
| Hanunóo |
bunút |
coconut husk |
| Aklanon |
bunót |
coconut husk or fibers; to husk a coconut |
| Hiligaynon |
bunút |
coconut husk; scrub made from coconut husk |
| Palawan Batak |
bunót |
coconut husk |
| Cebuano |
bunút |
coconut husk and shell; husk a coconut; scrub the floor with a coconut husk |
| Binukid |
bunut |
husk (of coconut); stringy part (of jackfruit, mango, , etc.); to husk a coconut |
| Maranao |
bonot |
coconut husk |
| Mansaka |
bónot |
remove husk (as from a coconut) |
| Sangir |
bunuʔ |
the tough bast fibers of a coconut which are used in the manufacture of clothing, mats, etc.; sponge on top of a young coconut |
| Gorontalo |
huluto |
coconut husk |
| Balantak |
bunut |
coconut husk |
| Bikol |
bunót |
coconut husk |
| Proto-Sangiric |
bunut |
coconut husk |
| CMP |
| Yamdena |
nure bunut |
coconut with husk that is still green |
|
bunut |
chaff |
| Manggarai |
wunut |
sugar-palm fiber |
| Ngadha |
funu |
fruit fibers |