The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*wada be, exist, have; wealthy; not exist, not have

PMP wada be, exist, have; wealthy; not exist, not have ⇫

WMP
Chamorro gu-in-aha wealth, affluence, riches, large possessions esp. of worldly estate
guaha have, there is, there exists
Malay ber-ada have; rather wealthy, not lacking in means
ada existence; to be; present; to appertain to; (vulg.) to have
Maloh ada don’t!
Mentawai bara exist, be present
Old Javanese ora not
Madurese badha be, have
Javanese orā not (in narrative predicates), no (as a reply, contradiction, etc.)
Balinese ada be, exist; existence, being (Low Balinese)
CMP
Bimanese wara have; wealthy

PWMP wada-q be, exist, have; not exist, not have ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten wara-wara things, property, belongings
Bontok wáda bring about; make; form; create; father a child; there is, there exists
Kankanaey wáda there is, there was; to be; be present; exist
Gaddang wára there is, there are
Pangasinan walá being in existence (often translatable by 'to have' when referring to possessions, etc.)
Ilokano wadá to have; to be (somewhere), there is, there are, there was, there were; some
Tagalog waláʔ none, nothing; absent
Aklanon waeáʔ disappear, become nothing; run out of; left without
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) wazaʔ nothing; without; negative
Uma araʔ there is none
Sasak araʔ be, exist, be born

PWMP wada-i be, exist, have; not be, not have ⇫

WMP
Cebuano waráy be gone, not in existence (colloquial)
Iban adai born, be born, give birth; supply, provide; have, possess