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| Itawis | map-pa-súruŋ | to go upstream |
| Bontok | suluŋ | to do something regardless of the consequences; to invade; to brave, as a storm |
| Ifugaw | huluŋ | for someone to go upstream along a brook or river |
| Ifugaw (Batad) | huluŋ | for someone to go upstream along a brook or river |
| Ibaloy | on-soloŋ | to go, depart |
| Casiguran Dumagat | sulúŋ | to push forward, to push something forward, to progress |
| suluŋ-an | drawer | |
| məg-sulúŋ | for the tide to rise | |
| Pangasinan | on-soloŋ | to go ahead, put into effect |
| Ilokano | súroŋ | upstream |
| s<um>úroŋ | to go upstream | |
| Kapampangan | suluŋ | to develop, move forward |
| ma-suluŋ | forward, leaning | |
| Tagalog | s<um>úloŋ | to develop; to make progress; to advance; to progress |
| pag-súloŋ | advance; development; advancement; progress; improvement | |
| súloŋ | Go ahead! Forward! Move! | |
| mag-súloŋ | to push; to push along or forward | |
| Hanunóo | súluŋ | advancing, forward motion; pushing, shoving |
| Hiligaynon | mag-súluŋ | to raid |
| Cebuano | súluŋ | set against, attack; go somewhere to look for trouble; go somewhere to do something |
| ma-nuluŋ-súluŋ | attacker, invader | |
| dasmag súluŋ | rush attack or assault | |
| Murut (Timugon) | man- suluŋ | to enter a place |
| Gayō | suruŋ | push forward, rush forward |
| Toba Batak | suruŋ | priority, superiority, advantage |
| Karo Batak | suruŋ | pass or go through, happen, be brought about |
| Iban | suroŋ | to push forward, along, or out (as in pushing wood into the fire); temporary bridge or path of poles laid end to end over marsh; proffer, hand over, pay up |
| Malay | soroŋ | shoving forward along the ground; pushing out; (fig.) underhand gift, bribe; of a drawer; a barrow or mail |
| soroŋ-kan | to push along; to pass (wine, or sireh or cigars); to launch (a boat) | |
| Sundanese | suruŋ sapi | a children’s game in which two boys set their hands or shoulders against one another and try to push the other away |
| ka-suruŋ | propelled forward | |
| ñuruŋ | to push or press forward | |
| suruŋ | pushing, shoving | |
| Madurese | soroŋ | glide forward, push forward, push |
| Old Javanese | a- suruŋ | at close quarters (pushing each other) |
| s<in>uruŋ-akən | to push forward, force to push on? | |
| a-nuruŋ | to push, shove forward, press | |
| Javanese | ñuruŋ | to push something forward from behind (as in giving a bicycle a push and then letting it go) |
| suruŋ | shark | |
| Balinese | suruŋ ~ ñuruŋ | to push, push away, force away; take away by the hand; encourage to flee |
| Malagasy | vua-súruna | put in, made to enter, as a piece of timber, etc.; put through a window or to be put in or on, as fuel to a fire |
| surún-ina | to be put in or on, as fuel to a fire, etc. | |