| WMP | ||
| Maranao | keteŋ | to pull (as a rope) |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | keteŋ | straighten out an object, such as one's arm, a piece of wire, etc. |
| Mansaka | kutuŋ | to pull taut (as string); to parade in a straight line |
| Sangir | kətiŋ | taut, to stretch til taut |
| Karo Batak | keteŋ | stretched taut, distended, of the belly |
| Malay | ketaŋ | taut, tightly astretch |
| Tontemboan | kətəŋ | tight, taut |
| Javanese | keṇṭeŋ | stretched thread, rope (used to trace a line, etc.) |
| OC | ||
| Bugotu | goto-hi | stretch the arms, legs, body |
| Nggela | goto | fathom, measure of both arms extended |
| Arosi | ʔoo | straight; stretch the legs, straighten |
| Fijian | koto | to lie in a place |
| Tolai | ot | straight |