WMP |
Itbayaten |
avo |
ashes, ash (which can be used as soap) |
Tsat |
phə¹¹ |
ashes |
Isneg |
abó |
ashes |
|
ab-abó |
the powder that covers the body of locusts |
Itawis |
ahú |
ash |
Bontok |
ʔabú |
ashes which settle after something is burned; dust which settles after pounding rice or cleaning something |
Kankanaey |
abó |
dust (used instead of in mourning songs) |
Casiguran Dumagat |
abú |
fireplace, ashes, stove |
Ilokano |
ábo |
ash-gray; cock with gray plumage and reddish tail |
Ayta Maganchi |
abuh |
ashes |
Kapampangan |
abú |
ashes |
Tagalog |
abó |
ashes |
Chamorro |
apu |
ash -- the remaining substance of what was burned |
Kalamian Tagbanwa |
kabu |
ash |
Aklanon |
abó |
ash(es); to make ashes |
Inati |
abo |
ash |
Moken |
kaboi |
dust on road, dirt, ashes |
Palawan Batak |
ʔábo |
ashes |
Cebuano |
abú |
ashes |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
avu |
fireplace; stove |
Palauan |
ʔab |
ashes; fireplace; hearth |
|
ʔəbə-ʔab |
dust (especially under house) |
|
ʔəbú-l |
its ashes |
Kalagan |
abu |
ashes |
Tiruray |
ʔawew |
ashes |
Bisaya (Lotud) |
awu |
ashes |
|
awu |
ash |
Kadazan Dusun |
man-avu-n |
spread ashes in the nursery |
|
t-avu |
ash |
Tatana |
abu |
ash |
Kujau |
tavu |
ash |
Minokok |
tavuʔ |
ash |
Supan |
avu |
ash |
Bisaya |
awu |
ashes |
|
awu |
ash |
Dali' |
abaw |
ash |
Tabun |
abo |
ash |
Talaud |
avu |
ash |
Berawan (Long Terawan) |
akkuh |
ashes |
Bintulu |
avəw |
ashes, dust |
Kenyah (Long Wat) |
avew |
ashes |
|
umaʔ avew |
kitchen |
Kenyah |
avew |
ashes |
|
umaʔ avew |
kitchen |
|
abu |
ash, stove |
Kelabit |
abuh |
ashes |
Sangir |
awu |
ash |
Melanau Dalat |
abəw |
ash |
Melanau Dalat (Kampung Teh) |
abəw |
ash |
Simalur |
afu-afu |
fireplace for warming women after childbirth |
|
afu |
kitchen, hearth, cooking place |
Karo Batak |
r-abu-abu |
play in the dust |
|
abu |
ash, dust |
Iban |
abu |
dust, fine ash |
Malay |
abu |
ash; powder produced by combustion; "ash-colored", as a descriptive name for animals |
Salako |
abu |
ash |
Basap |
abu |
ash |
Bukat |
avu |
ashes |
Nias |
hawu |
fine ash, as cigarette ash; remainder, sweepings, rubbish, dust, powder |
Mongondow |
abu |
ash, hearth, cooking place (part of the house) |
Gorontalo |
wahu |
ashes from the hearth |
Kayan |
avoʔ |
fireplace, hearth |
Petapa Taje |
avu |
ash |
Mentawai |
abu |
white ash |
Bare'e |
awu |
ash, dust |
Mori Atas |
avu |
ashes |
Tae' |
punti au |
kind of banana that is grayish when unripe |
|
au |
ash |
Padoe |
avu |
ash |
Delang |
habu |
ash |
Murik |
abuʔ |
ashes from the cooking fire; hearth |
Moronene |
avu |
ash |
Muna |
ghabu |
kitchen; ashes |
Makassarese |
abu-abu |
gray (of substances) |
|
au |
ash, dust |
Sundanese |
hawu |
fireplace, hearth, overn |
Old Javanese |
awu |
ash, ashes |
|
hawu-hawu |
powder |
Javanese |
awu |
ash |
Balinese |
abu |
ashes, earth mixed with ash; cigar-ash; dirt; dust, powder |
Sasak |
au-au |
ash |
Proto-Sangiric |
abu |
ashes, dust |
Bikol |
abó |
ash, cinder |
Proto-South Sulawesi |
au |
dust, ashes |
Proto-Minahasan |
abu |
ash, dust |
CMP |
Soboyo |
afu |
ash |
Yamdena |
afu |
ash; hearth |
Selaru |
afu-re |
hearth |
Leti |
awu |
ash |
Manggarai |
awu |
ash |
Bimanese |
awu |
ash, remainder of something that has been burnt; hearth |
Sika |
ʔawu |
native cooking place; hearth; ash; gray |
|
ʔawu-ʔareŋ |
burned to ash |
|
awu-ŋ |
ash gray |
Li'o |
awu |
ash |
Ngadha |
avu |
dust, powder, earth, ash |
|
da avu |
ash gray |
Keo |
awu-awu |
ash |
Kambera |
au |
hearth; ash; ash-colored, gray |
Hawu |
awu raʔu |
ash |
|
awu |
dust; gray, blue |
Rotinese |
afu |
ash, dust; in combining forms: ash-colored, gray |
Dhao/Ndao |
ahu-ahu |
ashes |
Wetan |
awi |
ashes, dust |
SHWNG |
Woi |
wabu |
ash |
Papuma |
wavu |
ash |
Serui-Laut |
wawu |
ash |
Waropen |
awu |
hearth, ash |