| OC | ||
| Marshallese | wūj | cork; balsa driftwood |
| Pohnpeian | uhs | float, as for a fishing net |
| Mokilese | uj-pei | float for a net |
| Gilbertese | ito | very light wood found on beaches and used as cork |
| Gitua | uton | fishnet float |
| Lau | uo | the float for a net |
| 'Āre'āre | uwo | a piece of skinned soft wood used as a float for fishing nets |
| Sa'a | uwo | flying-fish float |
| Motu | uto | float of a fishing-net |
| Arosi | uwo | a float |
| Mota | uto | to come above the surface in water |
| Samoan | uto | float (in a fish-net); bait (tied to a float, esp. in shark-hunting) |
| Tongan | uto | floaters of fish-net |
| uton-i | provide a net with floaters | |
| Wuvulu | uʔo | tree, the wood of which is used to make fishnet floats and headrests |