ACD - Austronesian Comparative Dictionary Online

*burit₁ hind part, rear, back

PMP burit₁ hind part, rear, back ⇫ ¶

WMP
Iban	burit	bottom, base (as of a jar); bottom, rump, posterior
Malay	burit	stern; posterior; fundament; behind
	dayong burit-an	stern oar
	burit pulau	downstream end of river-island
	main burit	sodomy
	burit-an	stern (of boat or ship)
Banggai	bulit	buttocks, rear end
Rejang	burit	buttocks
Old Javanese	burit	rear guard
Javanese	burit	back yard; hind part
Balinese	burit	backside, behind, back
	burit-an	stern (ship)
Malagasy	vóritra	having had the end cut off, as a plank or a board
CMP
Ngadha	buri	stern of a boat; bottom, base of a vessel or container; foundation, cause, beginning, derivation, descent

POC burit₃ hind part, rear, back ⇫ ¶

OC
Leipon	bur	tail end
Bugotu	buriti-ña	rear, back
Lau	buri	the back; behind, after, stern, rear
Kwaio	buli	after, behind
'Āre'āre	puri	behind, after
Sa'a	puri-ne	after that
	i puri-ku	in my absence
	puri	back of, behind the back of, stern of a canoe
	i puri	in the stern
Arosi	buri-na ruma	at the back of the house
	haʔa-buri	to farewell, speed a parting guest
	buri	behind, at the back
Fijian	buli	the buttock, rump, behind

Reconstructions

PMP	burit₁	hind part, rear, back
POC	burit₃	hind part, rear, back

Note

Also Kapampangan buldít ‘buttocks, rear’, Malagasy bóritra ‘having had the end cut off, as a plank or a board’, Sundanese birit ‘buttocks, rear end’, Sasak buit ‘rear end (of people and animals)’; buit buruŋ ‘coccyx’, Nggela mburiti ‘the back of a house’.