| WMP | ||
| Chamorro | higam | traditional adze of clam shell or stone |
| Palauan | kisəm | clamshell axe |
| OC | ||
| Manam | kira | stone axe, axe blade |
| Vitu | kira | stone axe (now also used for iron-headed axes) |
| Gedaged | iz | an adze; the stone was bound in a (two pieces of wood hollowed out on the inside to take a stone axe) so it could be turned as desired |
| Numbami | ilama | adze of iron |
| Toqabaqita | kii-kila | traditionally: axe with a very long handle, used in fights; today can be used to refer to any kind of axe |
| Kilivila | kema dakuna | stone axe |
| kema | axe | |
| Kwaio | kila-kila | (steel) tomahawk |
| Nggela | gila | stone adze |
| 'Āre'āre | ire | a stone axe |
| Molima | ilama | stone axe |
| Sa'a | ile | a stone axe |
| Motu | ira | hatchet; adze |
| Bunama | ʔila | axe |
| Wedau | irama | stone axe |
| Tubetube | kilam | axe |
| Sudest | ghiya | stone axe |
| Efate (South) | kiram | axe |
| Wayan | kia vatu | stone axe or adze; considered valuable goods before the introduction of steel |
| kia | axe or adze; formerly used of stone adzes, now of steel axes or adzes | |
| kia-kavo | war-club | |
| Fijian | kia-kavo | the common war-club, with head bent somewhat like a capital J and notched on the other side |