WMP |
Ivatan (Isamorong) |
ñioy |
coconut |
Itbayaten |
niyoy |
coconut tree, coconut fruit: Palmae Cocos nucifera Linn.; the oil is rubbed on the body of a baby after taking a bath to prevent cold and heat; rubbed on mosquito bites; meat of a naturally cracked coconut is grated, mixed with water and applied to the body of a spirit-possessed person |
Ivatan |
ñioy |
coconut |
Agta (Central Cagayan) |
niyóg |
coconut |
Agta (Dupaningan) |
niyóg |
coconut |
Bontok |
ʔinyug |
coconut, Cocos nucifera L. |
Ifugaw |
niyúg |
oconut palm, Cocos nucifera L.; coconut fruit; a coconut cup may be called , but exceptionally |
Ibaloy |
niyog |
coconut tree and fruit |
Casiguran Dumagat |
ka-niyóg-en |
coconut grove |
|
niyóg |
coconut palm and its fruit |
Pangasinan |
nióg |
coconut |
Ilokano |
ka-niug-an |
coconut grove |
|
nióg |
coconut (tree or fruit): Cocos nucifera |
Tagalog |
niyug-án |
coconut plantation |
|
niyóg |
coconut palm tree and fruit |
Chamorro |
niyok |
coconut tree and fruit: Cocos nucifera |
Hanunóo |
niyúg-an |
coconut grove |
|
niyúg |
coconut palm and fruit (Cocos nucifera Linn.); the roots are boiled and the resulting decoction is drunk for urinary disorders |
Aklanon |
ka-nyog-án |
coconut plantation, coconut grove |
|
niyóg |
coconut tree and fruit |
Hiligaynon |
niyúg |
coconut |
Moken |
niun |
coconut |
Palawan Batak |
niyóg |
coconut, coconut tree |
Maranao |
niog |
coconut, Cocos nucifera L. |
Palauan |
líus |
coconut tree |
Tombonuwo |
niuw |
coconut palm |
Mapun |
niyug |
coconut (six growth stages are terminologically recognized); coconut tree; coconut plantation; copra |
|
mag-niyug |
to make one’s living from copra |
Ida'an Begak |
niug |
coconut |
Tausug |
niyug |
Cocos nucifera, the coconut tree (not included semantically under generic ); five growth stages of the coconut fruit are terminologically recognized |
Bintulu |
bə-ñu |
coconut |
Lahanan |
ñu |
coconut |
Melanau (Mukah) |
buaʔ bə-ñu |
coconut |
Iban |
aiʔ niur |
water from green nut |
|
niur undaŋ |
head trophy (poetic; = ‘visit and return’) |
|
niur |
coconut palm: Cocos nucifera L. |
|
buah niur |
coconut |
Malay |
ñiur nipah |
a species of coconut palm with a very short trunk ( = the nipa palm, Nipa fruticans) |
|
ñiur bawaŋ |
coconut with edible husk |
|
ñiur |
coconut, Cocos nucifera, but especially the fresh coconut in contrast to copra; at least eleven varieties are named |
|
ñiur manis |
coconut with edible husk |
Basap |
niur |
coconut |
Totoli |
niug |
coconut |
Kayan |
bua ñoh |
coconut |
|
ñoh |
coconut palm |
Pendau |
niu |
coconut |
Balantak |
nuur |
coconut |
Ngaju Dayak |
eñoh |
coconut palm and fruit |
Ma'anyan |
niuy |
coconut |
Balinese |
ñuh |
coconut (generic) |
Bikol |
niyóg |
coconut palm and fruit |
|
niyog-án |
coconut plantation |
CMP |
Sula |
nui |
coconut |
Wahai |
nier |
coconut |
Alune |
nikwele |
coconut |
Batu Merah |
niweli |
coconut |
Paulohi |
nuele |
coconut palm, Cocos nucifera |
Teluti |
nuelo |
coconut |
Buruese |
niwe |
coconut |
Asilulu |
niwel |
coconut, Cocos nucifera |
Gah |
niula |
coconut |
Dobel |
nor |
coconut |
West Damar |
nuho |
coconut |
East Damar |
nuru |
coconut |
Tugun |
nor |
coconut |
Yamdena |
nure |
coconut tree and fruit |
Erai |
no |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
no er |
coconut water |
Talur |
no |
coconut |
Leti |
nura |
coconut tree and fruit |
Rembong |
nioʔ |
the coconut palm, Cocos nucifera |
Komodo |
niu |
the coconut palm, Cocos nucifera |
Rotinese |
no |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
no nituk |
sago palm |
|
no oe |
coconut water |
Proto-Ambon |
niwər |
coconut |
Wetan |
nora |
coconut tree and fruit |
Morella |
niwil |
coconut |
SHWNG |
Mayá |
ꞌnu³ |
coconut |
Waropen |
niwaro |
coconut |
Moor |
néra |
coconut |
Kowiai/Koiwai |
niu |
coconut |
OC |
Hawaiian |
wai niu |
coconut water |
|
niu |
coconut tree, Cocos nucifera |
Yapese |
niiw |
coconut tree and fruit |
Marshallese |
ni |
general term for all varieties of coconut trees and fruit |
Woleaian |
liu |
coconut tree |
|
paa-niu |
coconut leaf, coconut frond |
Pohnpeian |
nih |
coconut palm, Cocos nucifera |
Mokilese |
ni |
coconut tree (six named varieties listed) |
Kapingamarangi |
niu maaŋala |
coconut tree which bears edible husks |
|
niu |
coconut tree, Cocos nucifera |
Gilbertese |
uaa ni |
fruit of coconut |
|
ni |
coconut tree |
Mussau |
niu |
coconut tree |
Lele |
niw |
coconut palm |
Ahus |
niw |
coconut palm |
Tigak |
nik |
coconut tree and fruit |
Kairiru |
niu |
coconut |
Manam |
niu daŋ |
coconut water |
|
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
Takuu |
nui |
coconut |
Gedaged |
niu tuzuti |
remove all the coconuts (this is done to all the coconut palms of a dead person when the time of mourning is at an end) |
|
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
Lusi |
niu |
coconut |
Kove |
niu |
coconut |
Lakalai |
la liu |
coconut tree, Cocos nucifera |
Mbula |
ni |
coconut |
Gitua |
niu |
coconut |
|
niu mata |
coconut eye |
Labu |
ni |
coconut |
Toqabaqita |
Maameqe niu |
feast to worship an ancestral spirit: a quantity of coconuts is collected for the purpose |
|
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
Bugotu |
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
Lau |
niu-niu-la |
tasting of pork or coconut |
|
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
Tuvaluan |
niu |
coconut tree, Cocos nucifera; mature coconut; copra |
Kilivila |
nuya |
coconut tree and fruit |
Kwaio |
niu |
coconut palm and fruit; stones, symbolic of coconuts, placed ritually at living site as consecration to ancestors, to ensure permanence |
Gabadi |
niu |
coconut |
Nggela |
niu |
coconut palm; the nut |
'Āre'āre |
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
pwela ni niu |
1,000 coconuts |
|
niu māna |
a coconut over which incantations are said, and the cream of which is used to wash the region of the eyes of a corpse |
|
niu ni taoha |
a palm, Nipa fruticans = ‘canoe house; shrine on the beach’) |
Molima |
niu ~ niula |
coconut |
Sa'a |
niu |
the coconut palm, Cocos nucifera |
Motu |
niu |
coconut tree and mature fruit: Cocos nucifera |
Hula |
niu |
coconut |
Pileni |
niu |
coconut |
Arosi |
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
niu taoha |
a species of palm, Nipa fruticans |
Tubetube |
niu |
coconut (mature ones) |
Anuta |
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
niu mata |
young coconut |
Rennellese |
niu |
the coconut tree, Cocos nucifera; libations of fresh water or water squeezed from a banana stalk … and poured ceremonially from a coconut shell with ritual formulas, so as to cure sickness or cleanse a garden of evil gods |
Rotuman |
niu |
coconut, copra |
Samoan |
niu |
general name for palms, especially the coconut palm, many of the varieties and forms of which are known by name |
|
niu mata |
immature coconut (at the stage at which it can be drunk) |
Futunan |
niu |
coconut tree, Cocos nucifera L. |
|
niu mata |
young coconut with very soft meat |
Aore |
niu |
dry coconut |
Rano |
na-ni |
dry coconut |
Avava |
a-ni |
coconut |
Southeast Ambrym |
ni |
green coconut |
Pwele |
na-niu |
coconut palm |
Lelepa |
na-nu |
coconut palm |
Efate (South) |
na-niu |
coconut |
Wayan |
niu |
coconut tree and fruit |
|
vua ni niu |
coconut; at least eleven named varieties of fruit |
|
vū ni niu |
a particular coconut palm |
Fijian |
niu-niu |
Veitchia filifera |
|
niu yabia |
arrowroot palm |
|
niu |
the coconut tree, Cocos nucifera; at least eleven named varieties of fruit |
Niue |
niu |
coconut palm (13 varieties listed); copra |
|
niu-niu |
a grove of coconuts |
|
fua niu |
the fruit of the coconut |
|
mata niu |
the eye of a coconut |
Tongan |
foʔi niu |
coconut fruit |
|
niu kafa |
kind of coconut; the fruit is very long and is mostly husk --- the best kind for making sennit |
|
fuʔu niu |
coconut tree |
Canala |
nũ |
coconut |