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AUSTRONESIAN WORDS FOR 'RUN'
PAN *laRiw; PMP *laRuy (doublet)

PCP *dalagan run ? Boh dagan, Tsg daagan, all other dialects (except But) dalagan; (Mk) Kamayo daagan, Mansaka daragan, Kalagan dala:gan, Manmawa dalagan; (Bk) Virac daLagan, Oas, Libon, Buhi dalagan, Other dialects dalagan. 

Borrowed into Kagayenen daLagan; 
Alangan, Iraya dalagan (expected *dalayan).

Tag takbo run appears to be an independent innovation.  

But laguy is an independent retention (or borrowing?, cf: Binukid pu-laguy) of the PWAN form.  The widespread evidence of *dalagan among all CPh languages (except But and Tag) and its limited distribution in only three surrounding languages strongly suggests its status as a PCP innovation. However, note that Blust reconstructs it for PPH:
*dalágan 'rushing of water; rapids, cascade'
PPh *dalágan 'rushing of water; rapids, cascade' 
WMP	   
Ilokano dalágan 'rapids, cascade'
Bikol dalágan 'to run, dash, scamper, scurry; gallop, jog, lope, trot'	   
Bikol pa-dalagán-on 'to propel forward; to run a business; to manage, operate, supervise'  
Hiligaynon dalágan 'run, dash, dart, scamper'
Cebuano dalágan 'for a person to run; for a machine to run, function; speed, velocity; circulation'
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