ACD - Austronesian Comparative Dictionary Online

*cabut pull out with force

PMP cabut pull out with force ⇫ ¶

WMP
Itbayaten	savot-en	to pull not purposefully, of small plants (grass, vegetables)
Toba Batak	ma-narbut-i	to pluck, pull out
	s<um>arbut	to borrow
Iban	cabut	take out, pull out or up (as grass); withdraw, subtract
Malay	cabut	extraction by force (but not with needless violence), of rooting up plants, pulling teeth, drawing a ring off a finger, or pulling a card out of a pack
Balinese	ñabot	to pull up plants, pluck out (hair, feathers)
Proto-Minahasan	sabut	pluck out, pull out

POC saput to pull out; uproot ⇫ ¶

OC
Fijian	cavu-ta	to pull up, eradicate
	ta-cavu	uprooted, pulled out (not always of itself)

Reconstructions

PMP	cabut	pull out with force
POC	saput	to pull out; uproot

Note

Also Old Javanese pa-ñabud ‘a means or instrument to pull out (to kill)’, Javanese ñabud ‘to pull out; revoke, suspend’, di-cabud ‘be pulled out, be revoked, suspended’, ñabud ‘to pull out, draw (as in pulling teeth, or hairs from the beard with tweezers)’; ñabud ñawa ‘to kill, murder’; di-jabud ‘be pulled out’. With root *-buC ‘to weed, pluck, pull out’.