| Form. | ||
| Pazeh | tata | aunt (mother’s brother’s wife; mother’s elder sister) |
| WMP | ||
| Ibaloy | tata-ŋ | father --- esp. as a term of address or a term of endearment; term of respect for village elders |
| Ilokano | tăta | term of address used for father or uncle; male one generation above speaker |
| Sambal | táta | uncle |
| Sambal (Botolan) | táta-y | father |
| Sambal | táta-y | father |
| Sambal (Botolan) | tata-y | father, uncle |
| táta | uncle | |
| Sambal | tata-y | father, uncle |
| Kapampangan | tata | term of address for males; father |
| Chamorro | tata | father |
| Palawan Batak | tatá | father’s brother, mother’s brother |
| Cebuano | táta | father; address of respect to a father, esp. among Muslims; address of respect to an old man, esp. a close relative |
| Sangir | tata-ʔ | uncle |
| Ma'anyan | tata-ʔ | elder sibling |
| Wolio | taata | mother |
| CMP | ||
| Asilulu | tata | father (archaic) |
| Lamaholot | tata | father; older man |
| Vaikenu | tata-f | older brother |
| SHWNG | ||
| Numfor | kaka- | mother’s brother |
| OC | ||
| Mendak | tata | mother's brother (vocative) |
| Patpatar | tata | father |
| Maxbaxo | tata | father |
| Proto-North-Central Vanuatu | tata | father (term of address) |