| WMP |
| Isneg |
tákub |
the skin of a drum (usually deerskin, but the skin of dogs, cows and horses also serve the purpose) |
|
takkúb |
to cover |
| Tagalog |
tákob |
a thin covering, surface covering |
| Maranao |
takob |
eyelid |
| Tiruray |
tagub |
to enclose oneself completely inside one’s sarong, as when very cold |
| Kelabit |
takub |
a patch, pocket |
|
nakub |
to patch, as torn clothing |
| Iban |
taŋkup |
cover with something hollow (as a plate with a basin); to match, correspond, fit |
| Malay |
ber-taŋkup |
to close over; to fold over |
|
taŋkup |
to capture under a hollow (as a dog catching flies in his mouth, a man putting a tumbler over an insect or slapping the hollow of his palm over it; also of hollow covers to apertures, as of hatch-covers in boats, and pieces over the bow and stern of a Malay canoe |
| Gorontalo |
taʔubu |
cover for food |
| Pendau |
taŋkub |
to close or cover something |
| Bikol |
takób |
eyelid |
| Malagasy |
tákotra |
the lid of a cooking pot |