| WMP | ||
| Isneg | loŋbóy | the Java plum or jambool: Eugenia jambolana Lam.; drinking the water in which the bark of this tree has been boiled, cures dysentery |
| lumbóy | the Java plum | |
| Ilokano | luŋbóy | the Java plum: Eugenia jambolana; blackberry |
| l<um>uŋbóy | to become black and blue | |
| Tagalog | lumbóy | a species of native blackberry |
| Hanunóo | lúŋbuy | a species of wild cherry tree and its fruit: Eugenia cumini L. |
| Agutaynen | lomboy | the Java plum, a type of dark purple berry that grows in clusters on a tree; they are round or oblong and are the size of a medium to large olive, with a single seed; when eaten, they leave a fleeting, numb feeling in the mouth |
| Cebuano | luŋbúy | small tree with elliptical leathery leaves 6-12 cm., bearing clusters of juicy, oval fruit, dark purple, 1.5-2 cm. long: Syzygium cumini |
| Bikol | luŋbóy | tree producing a small, black, edible fruit |