| OC |
| Hawaiian |
kipa |
to turn aside, to turn from the direct path |
| Nukuoro |
diba |
not level, tipped to one side |
| Tuvaluan |
tipa |
to walk |
| Niue |
tipa-tipa |
to sway, dance (used in old chants) |
| Tongan |
ta-sipa |
to go along with a staggering gait; to reel to and fro; (of a wheel) to wobble |
|
sipa |
to stagger, reel, wobble |
| Rarotongan |
tipa-tipa |
to be restless or restive, or to act in a restive manner; to plunge about or jib, as a restless horse |
|
tipa |
restiveness, restlessness, turbulence, resistance; the act of plunging about in a restless manner |
| Maori |
tipa |
turn aside |
|
tipa-tipa |
go astray |