The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*lupaypáy droopy, languid

PPh lupaypáy droopy, languid

WMP
Agta (Central Cagayan) lupáypay broken arm that flops around
Agta (Eastern) lupáypay broken arm that flops around
Ibaloy me-dopay to droop (as ears of carabao, withered leaf)
Casiguran Dumagat lupáypay worn out, exhausted, tired, drooping limbs, disappointed
Ilokano lupaypáy languid; droopy; weary from lack of sleep; without energy
Tagalog lupaypáy prostrate; weak due to tiredness; lackadaisical; languid; with drooping wings due to weakness (said of birds)
man-lupaypáy to wilt; to droop; to lose strength and vigor
Maranao lopay tire
Tausug lupay to become weary, fatigued
Bikol ma-lupaypáy to become tired or withered
lupaypáy tired; withered