| Form. | ||
| Paiwan | tseviq | a portion of something left after shares have been taken |
| p<n>e-tseviq | divide something; break in pieces | |
| WMP | ||
| Isneg | tabbí | section of a betel nut |
| Casiguran Dumagat | tebi | cut a betel nut in half |
| Maranao | tebiʔ | break off a piece, split |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | teviʔ | piece which is split off; split something in pieces |
| Tiruray | tebéʔ | to chip |
| Mongondow | mo-nobi | collapse of the ground from floodwaters or a heavy rain |
| tobi | breaking off, collapse, landslide | |
| Balinese | nebih | break s.t. into pieces; the natural divisions of a betel nut; section, quarter, piece, slice |
| tebih | break in pieces; the natural divisions of a betel nut, section, quarter, piece, slice | |
| Proto-Minahasan | tebiʔ | break off (piece of something) |
| CMP | ||
| Tetun | tohi | chip off little pieces |
| tohi ahi | strike a spark (with a flint) | |
| OC | ||
| Nukuoro | dohi-dohi | divide up |
| Tuvaluan | tofi | a chisel |
| tohi | instrument for dividing pandanus leaves into fine strips for weaving | |
| tohi-tohi | divide pandanus leaves into fine strips | |
| Rennellese | tohi gua | to break in two |
| tohi | to hew, as a sounding board; divisions within a single garden | |
| tohi-tohi | break into pieces, as sticks or bones | |
| Samoan | tofi | split, cleave, divide (as section of a breadfruit); a chisel |
| Niue | tofi | chisel; cut into strips |
| to-tofi | break up | |
| Tongan | tofi | cut, cut up, cut off |
| tofi-ŋa | piece cut off, esp. from a yam | |
| tofiʔ-a | inheritance, patrimony | |
| Maori | tohi | cut, divide, separate |
Also Hawaiian kōhi ‘to break off neatly, as taro corm from the stalk; to split, as breadfruit’.