| WMP | ||
| Bontok | ka-walú | an eighth |
| Ifugaw | ka-walú | the eighth |
| Casiguran Dumagat | i-ka-walú | eighth |
| Pangasinan | k-om-a-waló | eighth |
| Tagalog | i-ka-waló | the eighth |
| Aklanon | i-ka-waeó | eighth |
| Kadazan Dusun | ka-vahu | eighth |
| Sangir | ka-walu-ne | the eighth |
| Mongondow | ko-walu | eighth |
| Ma'anyan | ka-waluʔ | eighth |
| Javanese | ka-wolu | for the eighth time; eighth in a series |
| Bikol | i-ka-waló | eighth |
| CMP | ||
| Rotinese | ka-falu-k | eighth |
| OC | ||
| Mokilese | ka-waluw | eighth |
| Gilbertese | ka-wan | eighth |
| Fijian | i kā-walu | the eighth |
| Rarotongan | ka-varu | eighth (ordinal) |
| Form. | ||
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | maka-waru-n | 80 |
| Puyuma | maka-waru-n | 80 |
| Paiwan | maka-walu-lʸ | eight (times, days) |
| WMP | ||
| Tagalog | maka-waló | eight times |
| Cebuano | maka-walú | eight times |
| Bikol | maka-waló | to have eight |
| Form. | ||
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | paR-waru-n | do eight times |
| Puyuma | paR-waru-n | do eight times |
| WMP | ||
| Bikol | pag-waló-on | divide into eight; send eight at a time |
| WMP | ||
| Ifugaw | walu-an | (with gemination of the second consonant to indicate reciprocal action), that which eight people do together |
| Ifugaw (Batad) | walu-an | (with gemination of the second consonant to indicate reciprocal action), that which eight people do together |
| Tagalog | wáluh-an | eight for each; in groups of eight |
| WMP | ||
| Kelabit | aluh ŋeh puluʔ | eighty |
| Nias | walu ŋa fulu | eighty |
| CMP | ||
| Bimanese | waru-m-puru | eighty |
| WMP | ||
| Sambal | walo-walo | eight by eight (eight at a time) |
| Sambal (Botolan) | walo-walo | eight by eight (eight at a time) |
| Maranao | oalo-alo | eight only, eights |
| Malay | dua-dua | two by two |
| Nias | dua-dua | two each, two at a time |
| Javanese | wolu-wolu | by eights |
| CMP | ||
| Tetun | rua-rua | two by two, two at a time |
| Rotinese | dua-dua | two by two, two at a time |
| OC | ||
| Fijian | walu-walu | all eight |
| Form. | ||
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | wa-waru | eight (in counting persons, not things) |
| Puyuma | wa-waru | eight (in counting persons, not things) |
| WMP | ||
| Yami (Iraralay) | wa-wawo | eight (of humans) |
| Yami | wa-wawo | eight (of humans) |
| Chamorro | gwa-gwalu | eight (of living creatures) |
| Nias | da-rua | two, of humans |
| CMP | ||
| Kambera | da-dua | two, as in counting children |