The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*kepkep to seize, hug, embrace

PMP kepkep to seize, hug, embrace

WMP
Bontok kəpkəp to hug; to cuddle face to face; to clasp to oneself
Pangasinan kepkép to hold in the arms
Ilokano ag-kepkép to fold the arms over the chest
kepkep-án to hug, embrace
Tagalog kipkíp carried under the arm or armpit
Binukid kepkep to put one’s arms around someone; to hug, embrace someone; to clasp something in one’s hands or paws
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) kepkep to embrace
Mongondow ali-kokop kind of creeper that clings to trees
Minangkabau kakap to grasp
Sundanese di-keukeup-an covered with the wings
ŋeukeup-an lie next to someone with the arm over him/her
Old Javanese tan pa-kəkəp-an without the possibility of locking somebody in one’s arms, without a close companion
k<in>əkəp to clasp, encircle, embrace
a-ŋəkəp-i to embrace, to lock in one’s arms
Javanese ŋekep to hug, embrace, clasp
Balinese kekep to embrace, enfold, hide
Sasak kəkəp take under the wings

PPh kepkep-an to hug, embrace

WMP
Ilokano kepkep-án to hug, embrace
Central Tagbanwa kɨpkɨp-an to hug, embrace

POC kop-i to hold close

OC
Lau kokofi to cover a baby from the sun
Sa'a kopi to touch
Arosi kopi to put or hold in the lap