Lumpia could mean many things. In the Philippines, it can mean Lumpiang Shanghai/Togue, meaning fried spring rolls
Or lumpiang ubod, which is spring rolls uncooked.
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Wait, How did you know? Do you live in Philippines?
And the joke is that all answers are incorrect (The correct answer is "Hyper Text Markup Language").
Now in Dutch we speak of "Loempia" (Pronounced as Loom-pea-ah), which is actually fried spring rolls. So I could guess the meaning in Philippines...
