The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*pupu₁ pick, pluck (as fruit)

PMP pupu₁ pick, pluck (as fruit)

WMP
Maranao popo harvest fruit
Gayō pupu pick, pluck (leaves from twig, flowers, etc.)
Toba Batak ma-pupu fallen out, of hair or feathers, as of ponies that are replacing their fur
Karo Batak pupu loose, of the teeth, of rice in its panicle, etc.
Dampelas pupu to pick, pluck
Balaesang pupu to pick, pluck
Tajio pupu to pick, pluck
Balantak pupu to pick
Banggai pupu pluck
Bare'e pupu pluck
Tae' pupu pull off, tear off, pluck; pick or scrape kernels from a corn cob; pick coffee beans
Sundanese pupu to pluck (anything on a tree or plant); pick flowers, gather fruits
ka-pupu plucked, collected
Old Javanese p<in>upw-an to collect, bring in
pupu to collect, gather in, pluck
Balinese pupu-haŋ be reaped, be harvested; take the landlord’s share of the crop
mupu produce a crop; to harvest, pluck, reap, get gain
pupo-nin be harvested, be reaped
Sasak pupu collect money for pious purposes
OC
Lau fufu pluck fruit
Sa'a huhu pluck, pick off
Motu huhu-a break off bananas singly
Bunama pupu pluck a bird, remove leaves from stem; sticks off trees
Arosi huhu pluck fruit