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| Pangasinan | dapít | in the direction of, towards (the east, etc.) |
| Tagalog | dapít | a solemn religious ceremony in which a dead body is conducted from the house to the church by a priest and acolytes |
| Aklanon | d<ae>apit-án | ferry landing |
| dápit | to ferry across | |
| dapít | situated, located | |
| Waray-Waray | dapít | in the direction of; towards; near; at the side of; place |
| Agutaynen | dapit | to accompany a procession to, from church for a funeral, wedding, baptism, etc. |
| Hiligaynon | dapít | near |
| Cebuano | pa-dápit | put something at some place |
| d<in>ápit | guests | |
| dápit | attract someone or something to go somewhere (as in using a light at night to attract fish); attract notice, attention; divert water somewhere; place; position, relative standing; direction, vicinity of | |
| Binukid | dapit | side: direction, vicinity |
| Maranao | rapit | fetch a person; transport |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | dapit | side; direction |
| Mansaka | dapít | to go get |
| Kadazan Dusun | dopit-on | place where one crosses, docks |
| d<um>apit | to land | |
| ka-dapit | can land, cross | |
| dapit | to cross | |
| Murut (Timugon) | maki-rapit | ask someone to accompany one to his destination |
| rapit-in | someone who accompanies one to his destination | |
| Tausug | mag-dapit | to side with or favor someone |
| dapit | (pertaining to direction) at the side of | |
| hukuman dapit | one-sided judgment | |
| Kenyah | dapit | reach, extend |
| Mongondow | dapit | ferry across a river (with boat or raft, also by crocodile) |
| Kayan | dapit | to reach the other side; to go to; to draw alongside of; to come to understand; to have enough rice |
| Bikol | mag-dápit | to escort the dead (priests) |
| dapít-on | to escort the dead (priests) | |