Cope
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 107
kOp, n. a orering, a cap or hood a cloak worn by a priest anything spread uverhead a coping. v.t to cover with a cope. [From root of Cap Cope, kOp, v i to \ie with, especially on equal terms or succe fully to match. [Dut koofien, cog. with A.S. ceaptan to bargain, b-’c Cheap
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