| Form. | ||
| Puyuma | Hasil | salty |
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | Hasil | salty |
| WMP | ||
| Yami | asin | salt |
| Itbayaten | asin | salt (solid), table salt |
| Isneg | aŋ-asin-ān | salt container (bamboo tube, small calabash, or diminutive jar) |
| asín | salt | |
| na-asín | salted, salty | |
| Itawis | mat-ásin | eat only rice balls dipped in salt |
| n-asin-an | salted | |
| asín | salt | |
| n-ásin | salty | |
| Bontok | ʔasín | salt; hot mineral springs, also the crystal deposits formed around the springs; add salt to something; sprinkle yeast on cooked rice in the making of rice beer |
| Ifugaw | ahín | salt; to salt food |
| ahín | salt | |
| Kankanaey | asín | salt |
| Ifugaw (Batad) | ahín | salt; to salt food |
| Yogad | asin | salt |
| Ibaloy | asin | salt |
| Casiguran Dumagat | meg-asÉn | make salt by boiling ocean water |
| asen | salt; salty | |
| Pangasinan | asín | salt |
| Ilokano | asín | salt |
| pag-asin-án | saltcellar | |
| Ayta Abellan | ahin | salt |
| Ayta Maganchi | ahin | salt |
| Kapampangan | asín | salt; (metaphor) brains, cleverness |
| ay-asin-an | unintentionlly salted | |
| Tagalog | asín | salt |
| in-asn-án | salted | |
| Hanunóo | ʔasín | salt |
| ʔasín bilúg | hard, rocklike salt made by boiling down sea water leached through ashes | |
| ʔasín síraʔ | granular salt, evaporated from sea water; a rarity among the Hanuno'o | |
| Kalamian Tagbanwa | kasin | salt |
| Aklanon | asín | salt; to salt, put salt into |
| Central Tagbanwa | katin | salt |
| Hiligaynon | asín | salt |
| Palawan Batak | ʔasín | salt |
| Cebuano | asín | salt |
| Binukid | asin | salt |
| Maranao | asin | salt |
| Kalagan | asin | salt |
| Mansaka | asin | salt |
| Berawan (Long Terawan) | asin | salty, sweet |
| Kelabit | ain | sweetness, sweet taste |
| Sangir | ni-asiŋ-aŋ | salted |
| asiŋ | salt | |
| Malay | asin | salt; salted |
| Tondano | asin | salt |
| Tontemboan | asin tinuʔun | salt obtained by boiling sea water |
| asin | salt; brackish to the taste | |
| Totoli | asin | salt |
| Tonsawang | asin | salt |
| Nias | asi | sea, saltwater |
| maŋ-asi-o | make salt from sea water | |
| Gorontalo | watiŋo | salt |
| Madurese | accen | salted |
| Old Javanese | asin | salt; salty |
| Javanese | k-asin-en | excessively salty |
| asin | salty to the taste; prepared by a salting process | |
| Sasak | asin | salty, brackish |
| Proto-Minahasan | asin | salt |
| Proto-Sangiric | asin | salt |
| Bikol | asín | salt |
| SHWNG | ||
| Misool (Coast) | lesin | salt |
| Mayá | ꞌlisi³n | salt |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | ma-asin | salty |
| Pangasinan | ma-asín | (very) salty |
| Sambal (Tina) | asín | salt |
| Sambal | asín | salt |
| Chamorro | ma-ʔasen | salty, saline, briny, brackish |
| ma-ʔasn-e | salted | |
| Rhade | msin | salty |
| Hiligaynon | ma-asín | salty |
| Dali' | masain | sweet |
| Kelabit | m-ain | sweet |
| Melanau (Mukah) | masin | salty |
| Malay | ayer masin | seawater |
| tanah yaŋ masin | "sour" soil; land that will not bear | |
| m-asin | brackish; salt; briny | |
| Tontemboan | m-asin | be or become salty; to salt |
| Javanese | m-asin | treat foods by a salting process |
| Miri | masain | sweet, salty |
| CMP | ||
| Tifu | masi | saltwater |
| Buruese | masi-n | sea |
| masi | sea, brine; soup, sauce; marine, salty | |
| Dobel | masin | salt |
| W.Tarangan (Ngaibor) | masin | salt |
| W.Tarangan | masin | salt |
| Tugun | mahin | salt |
| Erai | masi | salt; saltish, briny |
| Tetun | masin fatuk | rock salt |
| masin | salt | |
| masin midar | sugar | |
| Anakalangu | masi | salt |
| Lamboya | mahi | salt |
| Atoni | masi | salt |
| Kambera | mehi | salt |
| tana mehi | saly-laden earth (usually by river mouths) | |
| Rotinese | masi | brackish, salty |
| masi-k | salt | |
| SHWNG | ||
| As | masin | sea |
| Numfor | masen | salt; saltwater, sea |
| OC | ||
| Mussau | masini | salty |
| Manam | maʔasi | saltwater |
| Gedaged | mas | sea, ocean, sea water, saltwater; salt |
| Kove | masi-masi | salty |
| Varisi | masi | sea |
| Ririo | méc | sea; salt |
| Rotuman | masi | salt |
| Samoan | māi | (of water) be salty, bitter |
| Tongan | mahi | sour to the taste, or astrigent |
| Biliau | mas | sea |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | maŋ-asin | to make salt |
| Ifugaw | maŋ-ahín | the one who salts |
| Ifugaw (Batad) | maŋ-ahín | the one who salts |
| Casiguran Dumagat | maŋ-asÉn | to salt food |
| Sangir | maŋ-asiŋ | to salt |
| Tontemboan | maŋ-asin | make salt by evaporating sea water |
| Nias | maŋ-asi | to salt, pickle |
| Sundanese | ŋ-asin | lick salty ground (animals) |
| ŋ-asin ŋ-asin | pack foods in salt; pickle | |
| Javanese | ŋ-asin | treat foods by a salting process; to salt foods |
| WMP | ||
| Ifugaw | paŋ-ahin-án | site where salt can be collected; water pool containing much salt |
| Cebuano | paŋ-asin-an | salt beds |
| WMP | ||
| Ifugaw | ahin-an | that salted |
| Ifugaw (Batad) | ahin-an | that salted |
| Kapampangan | asin-an | to salt something |
| Maranao | asin-an | salt bed, salt factory |
| Mansaka | asin-an | put salt in |
| Madurese | accen-an | saltier; something that has been salted |
| Javanese | asin-an | salted foods |
| Bahasa Indonesia | asin-an | vegetables (fruits, etc.) that have been salted |
| Bikol | asin-án | salt shaker |
| WMP | ||
| Chamorro | asn-e | pickle, apply salt |
| Aklanon | asin-i | salt it! (imperative) |
| Bahasa Indonesia | meŋ-asin-i | salt something, put salt on |
| WMP | ||
| Isneg | asín orraʔ | creeping herb with white flowers that grows in tobacco fields; its leaves and its small, green fruits are edible |
| Hanunóo | ʔasín asín | type of vine: Procris frutescens Blm? |
| Malay | asin asin | generic name for Euphorbiaceae of the genera Sauropus, Phylanthus and Breynia |