| OC | ||
| Carolinian | sá-tip | counting clssifier for pieces, chunks |
| tiip | piece, slice, chunk | |
| tipa-l mááy | a piece of breadfruit | |
| Puluwat | tiip | to slice, as breadfruit or taro; to cut off leaves, as of pandanus for thatch or mats |
| ya-tip | to slice, as breadfruit | |
| Chuukese | tipe-tipe-n waa | wood chips from making a canoe |
| tipe-n mááy | sliced chunk of breadfruit | |
| tiip | a slice, chunk, cut segment (of breadfruit and taro only); chip (of wood from adzing) | |
| Pohnpeian | dip | grain, of wood; chip or slice, as of breadfruit or taro; numeral classifier used in counting chips, slicings, or shavings |
| dipe | to slice, as breadfruit or taro | |
| dipe-n rasaras | sawdust | |
| Mokilese | dipe-n mweŋ | baked, quartered taro slices |
| dipe-dip | to slice | |
| dip | a slice | |
| Gilbertese | riba-n taitai | wood shavings |
| Lakalai | sipa | to cut, of hair; to shred leaves for |
| Mota | sipa | to slice, pare, slice into pieces, as a pumpkin |
| Raga | hiba | peel with knife |
| Proto-Micronesian | sS]ipa | slice, chunk; to cut, to slice |
| [sS]ipa-ki | slice, chunk; to cut, to slice | |