The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*selsel₂ regret, remorse for something done

PWMP selsel₂ regret, remorse for something done

WMP
Itbayaten sexsex regret, repentance, rue
ma-nexsex to regret, repent
i-pa-nexsex to regret
Tagalog má-sísi to be blamed
pag-si-sisi regret; repentance; sorrow for wrongdoing; contrition
pa-ni-sisi reproach; reprimand; censure; blame; finding fault; odium
ma-nisi to chide, to blame
i-sisi to blame; to put the blame for something on another person; to impute
dapat sisih-in blameworthy; ought to be blamed
ma-sisi to be culpable or blameworthy
mag-sisi to repent; to be repentant; to deplore; to feel sorry for sin and seek forgiveness; to atone for; to make atonement
Chamorro sotsot contrite, repentent
s<in>etsot repentance
Sangir səʔsiləʔ regret
Toba Batak tar-solsol bagi sad, sorrowful
solsol-an regret, remorse
ma-nolsol-i to regret; to blame someone
Iban tesal regret, be sorry, repent
Malay səsal-kan to repent
səsal sorry, regret
Ngaju Dayak sasal regret; remorse; repentance; vexation
Bare'e soso feel remorse or regret about something that one or another person has done, as with a financially disadvantageous purchase or sale
Muna soso a regret; to regret
ka-soso a regret
Makassarese an-ñassalaʔ to reproach someone
Old Javanese səsəl reproach
s<um>əsəl to reproach, blame (another, oneself, former deeds). to lament (something)
Balinese selsel to regret, be sorry about; be annoyed over; be rebuked; be reminded of a mistake
Sasak səsəl-aŋ to feel regret
səsəl regret, to feel remorse for something done
Bikol mag-sulsól to be remorseful
pag-sulsól atonement, regret, remorse, repentance