ACD - Austronesian Comparative Dictionary Online

*RabuC uproot, pull out by the roots

PAN RabuC uproot, pull out by the roots ⇫ ¶

Form.
Bunun	ma-labut	pull up grass

PMP Rabut uproot, pull out by the roots ⇫ ¶

WMP
Tagalog	gábot	uprooting, pulling up by the roots
Chamorro	gapot	pull by the hair
Hanunóo	gábut	unsheathing, drawing, as of a bolo
Masbatenyo	gábot	pull out, extract, uproot
Hiligaynon	gábut	pull out, weed, extract, uproot
Cebuano	gábut	pull out plants not in a careful way
Mansaka	gabot	pull out, extract
Lun Dayeh	rabut	pulling, uprooting
Iban	rabut	pulled out or off, as the head of a spear in the flesh of an animal
Malay	rabut	tearing at; grabbing and pulling (as at a beard)
Tontemboan	awut	to weed, pull up or out
Sundanese	rabut	uproot, pull out by the roots
Balinese	habut	pull out, pull up; raise (anchor)
Bikol	gabót	pull up or out (as weeds, gray hairs)
CMP
Buruese	hafu-h	to pluck, pull out
Kei	rawut	pull
Yamdena	na-rabut	pull out
Manggarai	rabut	pull up grass, weed a garden
SHWNG
Numfor	rabək	pull up by the roots

POC Raput uproot, pull out by the roots ⇫ ¶

OC
Roviana	rabutu	pull out by the roots
Toqabaqita	lafu-a	remove; extract, uplift
	lafu-lifo-a	extraction of a tooth/teeth
Lau	lafu	pull out, pull up, as weeds
Kwaio	lafu	take off, lift; pull up or transplant
	lafu-ta	stopper, plug
	lafu-a	lift; give a pig for sacrifice; pull out
'Āre'āre	rahu	uprooted; pull out

Reconstructions

PAN	RabuC	uproot, pull out by the roots
PMP	Rabut	uproot, pull out by the roots
POC	Raput	uproot, pull out by the roots

Note

Also Bontok gábot ‘pull out by the roots, as weeds, grass or hair’, Kankanaey gábut ‘eradicate, uproot’, Ifugaw gábut ‘to weed, pull out weeds and grass’, Tagalog lábot ‘drawing out of something rooted in soft matter, pulling away of teats of cattle (or such animals) from the suckling mouth of the young’, Manggarai rambut ‘pull up grass, weed a garden.’ With root *-buC.