The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*pilit₁ paste, stick to

PMP pilit₁ paste, stick to

WMP
Masbatenyo ma-pilít viscous, sticky (as soup, soil)
pam-pilít adhestive, glue, paste, something used as glue or paste
i-pilít to paste or stick, as a picture on the wall
pilít glutinous, viscous, gelatinous; gooey, gluey, gummy
Aklanon pilít to glue, stick together, fasten with paste
pílit glue, paste
Waray-Waray pilít a glutinous variety of rice
Hiligaynon mag-pilít to stick on, to paste on
ma-pilít sticky, clammy
Cebuano pa-pilít to paste, stick something to something
pilít-pílit having difficulty enunciating (because of the tongue ‘sticking’)
pilít stick on (as a gecko sticking to a surface)
Binukid pilit to stick on or to something (as tree sap sticking to someone’s clothing, the eyelids sticking shut because of an infected eye discharge)
Maranao pilit paste, glue, stick
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) pilit a glutinous variety of rice
Malay pelet birdlime
OC
Hawaiian hoʔo-pili to bring together, stick; to attach oneself to a person
pili to cling, stick, adhere, touch, join, adjoin, cleave to, associate with, be with, be close to; clinging, sticking; close relationship, relative; thing belonging to
Nukuoro bili be caught or hung up on something so as unable to fall (as a felled tree)
Kapingamarangi bili to touch (something with hand)
bili-bili octopus
Tuvaluan pili near; come near; be on the point of; almost; entangled (as of foot or a bird in vines)
Anuta piri-piri near
Rennellese haka-pigi to stay with or near; to put in with or alongside, add
pigi to stick, touch, climb, embrace, remain fast
Samoan pili stuck fast, caught (as a knife stuck in a coconut tree)
Niue tau-pili-ā companion, helper, follower
pili-pili anything glutinous, clammy
tau-pili be attached to one another, be constantly in one another’s company
pili to stick together; resin, cement, plaster; anything sticky
Rarotongan piri to stick, to adhere, to remain fixed or attached to or on, to close, to come together, to grapple, to be congested, to be overcrowded; to draw together and unite; to be jammed or stuck; close, shut up, with no opening, confined; near, in time or place; intimate, compact; crowded; hidden, secret
Maori piri-piri additional; assistant
pi-piri cling together; come to close quarters, join battle
whaka-piri to stick, fasten; keep close to; watertight, snug
piri stick, adhere, cling; come close, come to close quarters; attack; keep close; be attached, fastened to; a closely woven mat used as a defence against spear thrusts