| Form. | ||
| Pazeh | kaukup | to brood eggs; to cover chicks with its wings (of a hen) |
| Paiwan | lakup | covering (as new bark which grows over scar on tree) |
| PMP | ||
| PMP | rakup | gather in the cupped hands |
| akup | cup in the hands | |
| PWMP | ||
| PWMP | kupkup | cover with a thin layer (possibly identical to Dempwolff's * 'grasp, hold') |
| cukup | close, cover | |
| tukup | to cover | |
| likup | encircle | |
| tikup | shut, close | |
| cakup | close, enclose | |
| takup | enclose, cover up | |
| WMP | ||
| Ilokano | arákup | embrace |
| Hiligaynon | hákup | handful, fistful |
| Maranao | okop | airtight; protect from evaporation, as perfume |
| Tiruray | talikuf | encircle |
| Iban | ruŋkup | invert, turn upside down on, cover completely |
| paŋkup | squeeze trap for squirrels and rats | |
| luŋkup | (of boats, bowls, etc.) turn upside down | |
| Malay | cekup | making a scoop of the hand and putting it down on anything; e.g. to catch a fly without killing it |
| Javanese | eŋkup | to close up (umbrellas, etc.) |
| iŋkup | closed up, folded | |
| tlakup | covering leaf of a flower or bud | |
| Balinese | selaŋkup | snare for catching jungle-fowl |
| saŋkop | scoop up water with a hand | |
| cikup | enclose, hold together | |
| OC | ||
| Samoan | ʔaʔuf-ia | included, embraced, covered |