The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*kawiŋ link in a chain; joined together, as links in a chain, people in sexual intercourse or marriage; hands joined in crossing pattern in circle dance

PWMP kawiŋ link in a chain; joined together, as links in a chain, people in sexual intercourse or marriage; hands joined in crossing pattern in circle dance

WMP
Isneg kawíŋ safety pin; clip
Pangasinan kawíŋ link in a chain; to link with chain or cord
Hanunóo mag-k<ar>awíŋ-an mate freely (intensive), of dogs only
kawíŋ coition (canine), mating of dogs
Aklanon káwiŋ to have intercourse with; fuck; to draw near to, approach
Waray-Waray kawíŋ-kawíŋ linked together, like a chain
Maranao kawiŋ wed, wedding, betrothed; husband, wife
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) kawiŋ of a bride and groom, to enact the ceremony of exhanging rice which complete the marriage formalities
Tiruray kawiŋ to perform the wedding ceremony on a couple
Kayan kawiŋ both hands tied together behind; hands crossed, e.g. a mother teaching her child to dance says “” --- dance, cross your hands and dance
Bikol kawíŋ link in a chain
mag-kawíŋ to chain