| WMP | ||
| Chamorro | gunot | coconut fiber, from trunk of coconut tree, used especially for straining (coconut toddy) and other liquids |
| Hanunóo | gunut | fibers, i.e., the very long stiff black hairs from the sheathing parts of the leafstalks of the sugar palm (Arenga spp.); these hairs are used to make snare ropes and are traded to the coastal Christians, who employ them as thatch for the ridges of house roofs |
| Palauan | suld | coconut fiber used for cord (originally used for wiping) |
| mə-súld | wipe off (mouth, nose, private parts, etc.) | |
| Iban | runut | long black fibres under leaf-butts of palms, esp. Arenga spp. |
| CMP | ||
| Yamdena | runut | jutelike fibrous material of the coconut tree |
| tali runut | cord of fibre, hence trip-cord of spring-trap | |