| OC |
| Hawaiian |
niho |
tooth |
| Chuukese |
nii |
tooth |
| Nukuoro |
niho |
tooth |
| Marau₂ |
niho |
tooth |
| Takuu |
niho |
tooth |
| Luangiua |
ŋiho |
tooth |
| Adzera |
nipu-n |
tooth; mouth |
| Mono-Alu |
niho |
tooth |
| Numbami |
niwo |
tooth |
| Tuvaluan |
nifo |
tooth; tusk of a pig |
| Kwaio |
nifo |
tooth |
| Pileni |
niho |
tooth |
| Tawala |
niwo |
tooth |
| Anuta |
nipo |
tooth, teeth |
| Rennellese |
niho maŋoo |
shark tooth razor (a shark tooth was lashed by hibiscus fiber to a twig, and one man shaved another with a rapid downward stroke) |
|
niho |
tooth |
|
haka-niho |
make a fringe; be fringed, as a mat; saw (tool); to saw |
| Samoan |
nifo |
tooth |
|
faʔa-nifo |
tooth of cogwheel, thread of a screw, tenon |
| Makatea |
nifo |
tooth |
| Niue |
nifo |
tooth; tenon |
| Tongan |
nifo |
tooth |
| Rarotongan |
niʔo |
tooth, teeth |
| Maori |
niho |
tooth; thorn; edge of a tool or weapon |