The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*sulit₁ difficult, complicated

PWMP sulit₁ difficult, complicated

WMP
Isneg na-sulít hard, difficult; dear, expensive
Ifugaw ma-hulít what is difficult to be done or achieved
Kankanaey na-sulít difficult; hard
Ibaloy solit one who does something slowly
man-sodit take a long time, be a long time in doing something
Casiguran Dumagat sulit explanation; rendering of accounts; examination; return of something previously entrusted
Pangasinan sulít cruelty, perversity, tyranny
Ilokano sulit-én to consider an easy job hard
sulít impatience
ma-sulít to be adamant about doing something difficult
na-sulít complicated, difficult, hard; lacking in persistency
Kapampangan sulit-an examine something
Tagalog sulit explanation; an account or report; accounting for, reporting; exam, test
Cebuano pa-súlit test, examination; hold an exam
Bare'e ma-suli expensive
suli costly, expensive; scarce, hard to obtain; also difficult, troublesome
Tae' suliʔ dadi hard to obtain
ma-suliʔ rare, scarce; difficult; expensive
Mandar ma-suliʔ expensive
Buginese suliʔ expensive
Makassarese suliʔ rare
Sundanese sulit ati a grumpy mood
sulit hard (of wood), not easy to split; also, of a word or saying, unclear, ambiguous; also, to do with reluctance, peevish, grumpy; dissatisfied
Old Javanese a-sulit troublesome, hard to get out of
sulit trouble, difficulties
ka-sulit-an stand in each other’s way, too tightly packed
Madurese solet extremely stingy, selfish, reluctant to share or give
Old Javanese ka-sulit-en to be in difficulties with, having something hampering (being in the way)
Javanese ñulit to cause difficulties, to complicate things
sulit difficult, full of obstacles
Bahasa Indonesia sulit difficult, complicated; hidden, kept secret; unclear
Balinese sulit hard to split (of wood)