The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*putun₂ to break off, cut off, as a limb

PAN putun₂ to break off, cut off, as a limb

Form.
Thao mutun to break, as a rope; be severed, as a limb
m<in>utun was broken, as a rope that snapped in two and then was spliced together again
putun-ik I am breaking it
Amis ma-poton bobbed, as a cat’s tail; amputated, as a person’s arm
poton to cut off, referring to someone or thing with a stump from a missing limb
Puyuma ki-a-putun get a fracture
putun break (body parts)
ma-putun has a break

PMP putul to break off, cut off

WMP
Isneg p<um>útul to organize a headhunting expedition
Bontok pútul to cut off the head of a person or animal; to break off the tips of plants
Ifugaw pūtul the neck stump of an animal, chicken, person, after the head has been removed
ma-mūtul for someone to cut off the head of an animal, chicken or person with a bolo or head axe
p<um>ūtul for someone to cut off the head of an animal, chicken or person with a bolo or head axe
pútul decapitation; to cut off the head of a man (not of animals), to behead
Ifugaw (Batad) ma-mūtul for someone to cut off the head of an animal, chicken or person with a bolo or head axe
p<um>ūtul for someone to cut off the head of an animal, chicken or person with a bolo or head axe
pūtul the neck stump of an animal, chicken, person, after the head has been removed
Ibaloy potol-en to sever, cut off something
me-potol be cut off, cut short, truncated
Isinay maf-fútul to behead
Casiguran Dumagat putól to behead
Ilokano putól cut, with a part cut off
putul-an to decapitate, behead
pútol beheaded, decapitated; manner in which a woman’s dress, neckline, or hair is cut
Kapampangan ma-mutul to harvest
Tagalog pútol a cut; a cutting; a piece cut off
putól cut off, severed; blind, closed at one end (as a street)
pag-pútol the act of cutting; amputation
putúl-an to cut down; to fell; to lop off
p<um>útol to cut down; to fell; to lop off, to shorten by cutting off the extremities; to prune, to cut off, to cut; to sever, to cut apart; to amputate; to cut off
ma-pútol to be cut off; fig., to be disrupted
putúl-in to cut down; to fell; to lop off
ka-pútol a fragment, a piece broken off
Hanunóo pútul a cut-off section, as of a stick
p<in>útul club, cudgel; a hardwood baton carried by young men
Masbatenyo mag-pútol to cut off, excise, cut down, cut back
Aklanon putóe short, brief; trimmed, clipped; cut off, amputated; to shorten, clip off; amputate
Agutaynen mag-potol to cut something off
potol-on to cut something off (as bamboo that has grown too long)
ma-potol to cut off
Hiligaynon mag-putúl to sever, cut off; to break off (as wood)
Cebuano putúl sever with a bladed instrument or by snapping; cut down; cut something out; break a connection; cut something short; put an end to something; cut something off from something
Maranao potol cut (as wood), break (as in breaking twigs off a tree)
Kadazan Dusun putul to perforate
Murut (Timugon) maka-putul able to be cut or severed
putul-putul break or cut repeatedly
mam-putul break or cut in order to share
Kiput puton broken, as a tree branch or a bone
Bintulu mutun to break off (something)
Abai Sembuak mutul broken (as a bone)
Kenyah putun broken
Kelabit mutul to break
putul broken (as a stick)
putul broken, of something hard
Kelabit (Long Napir) putul broken (as a stick)
Iban puntul stubby, bob-tailed, partly cut off, cut short, blunt and short
Malay puntul stumpy, blunt
Kayan putun cut off, amputated surgically; cut short, as hair
Old Javanese puṭul ~ mu-muṭul-i having the antlers broken off
Javanese puṭul to break off
Balinese puntul-puntul-an be very blunt
puntul blunt, dull
Kenyah (Long Ikang) putun broken
Bikol putul-ón to cut; to amputate, dismember
ka-putól that which has been cut off
ma-putól to get cut off or severed
mag-putól to cut; to amputate, dismember, sever; to cut something from
Proto-Bungku-Tolaki putu short

POC butul to break, cut

OC
Petats put to cut
Kove putu to break; collapse