The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*wakaR root

PMP wakaR root

WMP
Itbayaten wakay sweet potato, camote (Ipomoea batatas)
Bontok wákal any vine used for tying
Ifugaw wákal thongs of lianas
Ayta Maganchi wakay vine
Bisaya akaw vine, creeper
Bisaya (Limbang) akaw vine, creeper
Tarakan ba-bakag root
Bintulu bakəh large root, vine (used as a substitute for ‘snake’ when one is in the jungle, out of fear that use of the word will attract snakes)
Kenyah aka creeper
Kayan (Uma Juman) akah vines, creepers, exclusive of rattan
Melanau (Mukah) akah creeper, vine; (aerial) root
Iban akar creeper or anything used for binding or generally as a substitute for rotan (except in mat-making)
Malay akar root; root-fibre; creeping or climbing plant; liana
Singhi Land Dayak bokah creeping root
Tring wal vine, creeper
Nias waʔa root
Kayan akah vines, creepers, exclusive of rattan
Murik akah vine, creeper, aerial root
Popalia ala root
Balinese akah root, tree root
Sasak akar root
akah root
CMP
Manipa waha-n root
Kamarian waar root
Asilulu waka- root
Larike waʔa-na root of something
Watubela akal root
Dobel kwaʔar medicine, drug
W.Tarangan gakir root
W.Tarangan (Ngaibor) gakir root
Yamdena wakar root
Erai ai-akar root
Leti wāra root
Palu'e waka root
Rotinese oka root, tendril
Moa gaara root
Proto-Ambon wakar root
SHWNG
Buli root
Ansus woa root
Windesi war root
OC
Mussau oa root
Tarpia waka root
Selau ara- root
Numbami woka root
Bugotu oga root
Nggela oga small roots
Kahua waga-na root
Rotuman vaʔa roots (fibrous)
Fijian waka the root of a plant
Niue vaka root
Iaai wââ-n root
Nemi waa-n root

PEMP wakaR-i root

SHWNG
Woi wari root
Pom wa-wari root
Waropen ghai root
wai root
Irarutu kwakare root
OC
Ngwatua kakwari root
Tambotalo uari root
Aore wari- root
Araki xuari root