| WMP | ||
| Kadazan Dusun | o-hunok | thick flesh (as of fruit, particularly durian) |
| to-hunok | something that is fat, fleshy | |
| hunok | fat | |
| Tausug | l<um>unuk | become soft, tender; for a person to become receptive, for a person’s heart to soften |
| lunuk | softness (as of a mattress); weakness (of the body) | |
| ma-lunuk | soft (as hair); (of the body) weak | |
| Iban | lunak | (of fruit) pulpy, fleshy |
| Malay | lunak | soft; flesh, of stone fruits such as the durian; soft through bad boiling, of rice; lacking in firmness, as a horse’s lip that is too flabby to the touch |
| Ngaju Dayak | ba-lunek | fleshy, having plenty of flesh |
| lunek | soft flesh around the seeds (of a jackfruit, rambutan, etc.) | |
| Proto-Minahasan | lunək | soft |