This is an obscure Tagalog word with various meanings. Most modern readers can usually guess what it means based on context.
kalupkóp
metal hoop, rivet
kalupkóp
inlay, overlay
kalupkóp
enchasing
plating, marquetry, veneer
mga kalupkóp na ginto
chains of pure gold
kalupkóp
noise
kalupkóp
anything that serves to make a noise (1904)
kalupkóp
horse shoe
Also, an ornamental hem or border made of metal. (defined in the year 1950)
kalupkop ng pagkamaginoo
veneer of gentlemanliness
(Luha ng Buwaya, 1974)
Related: tapal, pagpapaimbabaw, pagkukunuwari
kalupkupán
to overlay
kalupkupán
cover, spread
kalupkupán
to overlay, overspread
kalupkupán
screen
magkalupkop
to enchase (1915)
To enchase is to decorate (a piece of jewelry or work of art) by inlaying, engraving, or carving.
Kahulugan sa Tagalog: tapalan, magtapal
