| WMP | ||
| Toba Batak | limut | moss, seaweed; also pond scum |
| OC | ||
| Hawaiian | limu | a general name for all kinds of plants living under water, both fresh and salt; also algae growing in any damp place in the air, as on the ground, on rocks, and on other plants; also mosses, liverworts, lichens |
| limu-a | overgrown with moss, seaweed, or any | |
| Tuvaluan | limu | seaweed; moss; lichen |
| Anuta | rimu | seaweed; algae growing on the reef |
| rimu ŋa uta | moss (lit. ‘inland algae’) | |
| Rennellese | gimu | kinds of seaweed, some being eaten |
| Rotuman | rimu | greyish lichen growing on tree trunks, esp. of coconut; used for making medicine for high fever and convulsions |
| Samoan | limu-limu niu | a mosslike fern on the trunks of coconut trees, Monogramma sp. |
| limu | general name given to mosses, lichens, algae, and seaweeds | |
| limu-limu | Halophila sp., an aquatic plant growing on sand in the sea | |
| Futunan | limu | algae (in general); moss, lichen; edible red seaweed |
| Wayan | lumi | seaweed which grows on sandy bottom |
| Fijian | lumi-lumi | covered in moss; sleek, shiny |
| lumi | moss, adhering to a rock or a boat; a kind of edible seaweed | |
| Niue | limu-limu | very old |
| limu | moss, seaweed | |
| Tongan | limu tahi | sea-weed |
| limu ʔuta | moss or lichen | |
| Rarotongan | rimu | moss, sponge, seaweed; orchid |
| rimu pine | species of fern which hangs from trees: Lycopodium phlegmaria | |
| rimu-ā | to cover or be covered with moss; used figuratively to denote: for all time, eternity, forever | |
| Maori | rimu-rimu | moss; mildew |
| rimu | seaweed; moss | |