ACD - Austronesian Comparative Dictionary Online

*lúbid string, rope, cordage made by twining fibers

PPh lúbid string, rope, cordage made by twining fibers ⇫ ¶

WMP
Yami	ovid-en	weave a strand
	ovid	rope, string
Ivatan	hovid	string, cord (in general)
Itbayaten	xovid	string, cord (in general)
	xovid-en	to make into twine
Ibatan	ma-hobid	make fiber, etc. into rope
	hobid	rope or string
Isneg	lúbid	the string of the snare (made of pineapple fiber, etc.)
Bontok	lúbid	thread, string
Kankanaey	lúbid	cord; rope; twist; twine; string
Ibaloy	dobid	rope
Casiguran Dumagat	lubíd	string, twine; to twist abaca fiber by rolling it over one’s thigh
Pangasinan	lobír	rope, string
Ilokano	lúbid	string, line
Kapampangan	lúbid	rope
Hanunóo	lúbid	rope, cord, as a fishline, usually twisted, and made of bast or other fibrous material
Agutaynen	lobid-lobid	a native pastry like donuts, twisted into the shape of a figure eight
Palawan Batak	lúbid	string, tie, rope; necklace
Tausug	l<um>ubid	to braid something
	lubid	a rope made of intertwisted strands of fiber (often hemp)
Mongondow	lubid	cord; snare for birds
Bikol	lúbid	cord, line, rope, string, twine

PPh lubid-en twist fibers into twine ⇫ ¶

WMP
Itbayaten	xovid-en	to make into twine
Bontok	lubíd-ən	to make string by twining threads together between the palm of one’s hand and one’s thigh
Kankanaey	lubíd-en	to plait; to braid; to twist
Ibaloy	dobir-en	to twist strands of something together to make rope, cable, string, thread; rope
	dobir-en	to twist strands of something together to make rope, cable, string, thread
Agutaynen	lobid-lobid-en	to twist into a figure eight
Tausug	lubir-un	to braid something

Reconstructions

PPh	lúbid	string, rope, cordage made by…
PPh	lubid-en	twist fibers into twine

Note

With root *-bid ‘twist, twine together’. Seguliud lubid ‘rope’ is assumed to be a loan from Tausug or another language spoken by a Muslim population of the southern Philippines.