The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*kebkeb₁ to enclose, shut in

PMP kebkeb₁ to enclose, shut in

WMP
Isneg mag-kabkáb to embrace
Ibaloy me-kebkeb to be isolated, hemmed in, cut off from escape (as when road is closed to the outside)
kebkeb enclosure --- especially of a pig pen; to pen, cage something (as pig, carabao)
Casiguran Dumagat kəbkəb to hug, to cling to (as to cling to a person, or to cling to a tree branch so as not to fall)
Ilokano ag-kebkéb to embrace, clasp tightly
k<um>ebkéb to embrace, clasp tightly
Cebuano kubkub purse seine or impounding net used to catch fishes that run in schools; the school is surrounded with the net which is then pursed at the bottom
Lun Dayeh ŋekeb to put a cover or lid on
kekeb a cover, lid
Kelabit kəkəb lid, cover of something
ŋəkəb to cover, put a lid on
Old Javanese ma-kəkəb closed, covered, quiet
Balinese kekeb cover, covering; a storey of a house
Bikol pa-kubkob-ón to breed chickens or other fowl
mag-kubkób to place the arms around a seated child while standing at his back in order to warm or protect him
Proto-Minahasan kəbkəb to cover
Bikol kubkób to mate (fowl)

POC kokop to enclose, shut in

OC
Nehan kokop cover up, cover with leaves
kokop-on pot lid, leaf covering for cooking pot
Toqabaqita koko to hold something with one’s fingers around it (as the handle of a fan)
Lau kokof-i to cover a baby from the sun
kokof-ia protected from the sun
'Āre'āre koko narrow, confined
Sa'a koko to be narrow, confined; a plaited basket of coconut leaves with a narrow mouth, used as a food receptacle
Arosi koko root of many words meaning to enclose, shut in
Mota koko-r to enclose, hold carefully with both hands; keep carefully, faithfully
koko-t to enclose in narrow limits
koko to keep close, contract; carry water in hands or leaf
koko-ta narrow, confined; a narrow canoe
koko-s to enclose, prevent from escaping, as fish in a net, fowls by the people catching them