| WMP | ||
| Chamorro | hima | clam – various bivalve mollusks (venus mercenaria) |
| Tboli | kima | seashell, the horse conch (the Tboli believe that a piece of this shell placed in the middle of a rice field will give a better harvest) |
| Palauan | kim | type of large clam |
| Yakan | kime | fluted clam, several species, fam. Tridacnidae (includes T. squamosa, Hippopus hippopus, and Hippopus porcellanus) |
| Mapun | kima | giant clam |
| Kadazan Dusun | kimo | (a kind of) big oyster |
| Ida'an Begak | kimo | oyster |
| Sangir | kima | giant clam, Tridacna gigas; two types: (this one is easy to pry up), (hard to pry from the stones it attaches to); the latter are used as pig troughs; also a covert term for vulva |
| Simalur | kimo | giant clam, Tridacna spp. |
| Toba Batak | hima | large white marine shellfish from which armbands for the upper arm are made (probably < ) |
| Malay | siput kima | the giant clam, Chaga gigas (used sometimes as a material for kris hilts); = ‘shell, general name for shellfish’ |
| Tontemboan | kima | shellfish |
| Tonsawang | kima | clam shell used as ornament |
| Nias | gima | a large shellfish |
| Mongondow | kima | kind of oyster |
| Bungku | kima | oyster |
| Buginese | kima | giant clam, Tridacna gigas |
| Javanese | kima | kind of large shellfish |
| Balinese | kima | giant clam |
| Sasak | kima | large oyster |
| Malagasy | hima | a kind of shell (provincial) |
| Proto-Bungku-Tolaki | kima | shell |
| CMP | ||
| Soboyo | kíma | shellfish |
| Buruese | kíma | mollusk |
| Asilulu | lawa kima | kind of large clam which can be domesticated, esp. Tridacna gigas ( = shellfish, mollusk, snail) |
| Erai | kíma | shellfish |
| Lamaholot | kíma | shellfish, mussel, oyster |
| Manggarai | hima | oyster |
| Sika | ʔima | shell |
| Ngadha | kima | mussel |
| Tetun | kíma | sea shell |
| Kambera | kíma | kind of large bivalve; also a symbol of the female genitalia |
| Rotinese | kíma | kind of large clam shell; occasionally this seashell half is placed in the space before a house and used … as a feeding trough |
| OC | ||
| Yapese | kiim | giant clam, Tridacna (< ?) |
| Woleaian | sium | giant clam |
| Puluwat | hiim | kind of fairly large edible tridacna |
| himá-n | kind of fairly large edible tridacna | |
| Chuukese | siim | medium-sized tridacna shell (smooth upper surface) |
| Mokilese | kim | clam sp., one that drifts freely on the bottom |
| Nukuoro | gima | horse hoof clam (Hippopus hippopus) |
| Kapingamarangi | gima | horse hoof clam (Hippopus hippopus) |
| Gilbertese | kima | a large shell |
| Toqabaqita | ʔima | general name for giant clams, Tridacna spp. |
| Nggela | gima | species of mollusc, Tridacna gigas |
| 'Āre'āre | ima | a big clam shell; a big clam shell armlet, worn by the elder men and by the (mythical ancestral warriors) to break the ribs of their victims |
| Ulawa | ʔime | a large clamshell armlet, grooved, worn by elder men |
| Sa'a | ʔime | the bear’s paw clam |
| Mota | gima | the bear’s paw clam |