| WMP | ||
| Bontok | tapík | to slap the face lightly; a slight slap on the face |
| Kankanaey | tampík | to slap lightly in the face; to pat one on the cheek |
| Casiguran Dumagat | tapek | to slap a mosquito |
| Ilokano | tapík | to pat someone on the shoulder |
| Tagalog | t<um>apík | to tap; to pat with the palm of the hand or fingers |
| tapík | light tap with the hand or just the fingers | |
| Agutaynen | tapik-en | to tap or slap somebody lightly on the back or other part of the upper body (excluding the face); if a person slaps you lightly on the shoulder, it could mean that they are poisoning you or putting a curse on you; in order to reverse or stop the poison or curse the recipient must return the slap |
| Iban | tampik | throw something soft and wet at |