| PWMP | ||
| PWMP | putus | break off |
| WMP | ||
| Itbayaten | vitos | idea of being cut apart |
| Cebuano | hagtús | for a line or rope to break under tension |
| Tiruray | buntus | break a string or rope by putting too much tension on it |
| ketus | break a string or rope due to excess tension (< *?) | |
| kuntus | (of string or rope) to break because of excess tension | |
| Kadazan Dusun | vutus | to pluck up |
| Tontemboan | éntos | to separate, of married persons |
| Ngaju Dayak | getus | what is broken or torn (string, strap, rattan) |
| Sundanese | betus | tear, as an overfilled pillow under pressure |
| Balinese | tustus | break off, pluck |
| Bikol | lugtós | break or snap under pressure (as a string holding a kite or bird, a fishing line with a fish on the hook (< *?) |
| OC | ||
| Nggela | utuutu | pull and break, as a string |
| utuh-i | break, be severed, of a rope | |
| Samoan | motu | (of long things such as a rope or stick) break, snap |