The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*hapen fishing line

PMP hapen fishing line ⇫

WMP
Hanunóo hapún fishline, frequently of two-ply home-grown cotton thread
Agutaynen apen large monofilament line usually used for catching large fish (said to be ‘archaic’)
Cebuano hapún fishing line
Manobo (Dibabawon) hapon fishline
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) hapen fishline
Paitan apon rod-and-line
Kadazan Dusun t-apon fishing-angle, fishhook
Dairi-Pakpak Batak ampen fishline
Karo Batak peŋ-ampen the separate string with which the fishhook is tied to the fishline
ŋ-ampen tie something with a slipknot, as a fishhook to the fishline

PEMP apen fishing line ⇫

SHWNG
Buli yafan line used in harpooning sea turtles
Numfor yàfen harpoon for spearing fish and turtles

POC apon fishing line ⇫

OC
Hawaiian aho line, cord, lashing, fishing line, kite string
Marshallese eo line, fishline
Woleaian yoa fishing line, string used for carrying baskets; band (as of a watch)
Chuukese óó fishline
Mokilese o fishing line
Sonsorol-Tobi jao fishing line (cited only in the English index sub line)
Kosraean ah string, fishing line, rope, thread, cord
Nukuoro aho fishing line of the sort used for fishing
Gilbertese ao fibre of coconut husk, fishline, twine
Tuvaluan afo fishing rod cord
Rennellese aho cord, line, thong, string; be on a line or string, as fish; to troll or fish with line on the reef
Samoan afo fishing line
Fijian cavo to fish with a rod
Niue afo fishing line
Tongan afo cord; fishing line
Rarotongan aʔo fishing line, cord, string
Maori aho string, line