| WMP | ||
| Mongondow | tawan | kind of tree: Pometia pinnata Merr. |
| Bare'e | tawa | a large, tall tree: Dysoxylum acutangulum; the wood is too heavy for boats and isn’t favored for building houses |
| SHWNG | ||
| Ansus | tawan | a tree: Pometia spp. |
| Ambai | tawa | a tree: Pometia spp. |
| Wandamen | tawa | a tree: Pometia spp. |
| Waropen | kawano | a tree: Pometia spp. |
| OC | ||
| Mussau | taon | tree with sweet fruit: Pometia pinnata |
| Aua | awa | shore tree with red flower |
| Loniu | taw | tree with red fruit --- bark used to poison fish |
| Nauna | taw | tree with yellow flower |
| Lou | ta | a tree with edible fruit: Pometia pinnata |
| Sursurunga | tawan | tree sp. |
| Bali (Uneapa) | tawanga | a tree: Pometia pinnata |
| Lau | ākwa | species of hardwood: Pometia pinnata |
| Sa'a | awa | a tree: Nephelium pinnatum |
| Arosi | awa | a tree, sp. of lychee, but the San Cristobal species is only edible by birds |
| Rotuman | fava | a tree: Pometia pinnata; fruit nearly globular with green rind, edible slightly sweet jelly-like flesh and a large stone |
| Mota | tawan | a fruit tree: Nephelium pinnatum |
| Samoan | tava | large tree (Pometia sp.) |
| Fijian | dawa | a large tree, Pometia pinnata, Sapindaceae. It bears a fruit with jelly-like flesh and a large stone the size of a plum. |
| Niue | tava | a tree: Pometia pinnata |
| Tongan | tava | kind of tree bearing fruit with a large stone surrounded by jelly-like flesh |
| Wuvulu | awa | shore tree with fruit that flying foxes eat |