Saturday, September 29, 2007

U

ubas - grapes
uchaga lahe – spike rush (plant)
uchan – rain
udo - dumb
uko – to hum
ufa – looking-glass tree
uga – to flatter
ugis – gray
ugupa amariyo – a type of colorful fish
uhang - shrimp
ulen – to steer a vessel
ulo – head
ulu – caterpillar
uma – together, opposite each other
umaatok – snug, concealed
umakamo – wedlock
umachaigua, aparente, pumarereho – apparent
umacheton – to join or unite
umacheton – closely connected
umachuli – mutual
umachuli, chinichili – looking alike
umakontratta – to bind by contract
umadespatta – asunder
umadisepatta, famokkat – to depart, move, leave
umafababa – to cheat each other
umagang – to exclaim suddenly
umagang mamatai – clamor
umagonias – to be in the last throes of death
umaguaguat – quarrel
umaguesgues – friction
umahoye – to enter into an agreement
umandi – to play the dandy
umanidad – humanity
umapayune – familiar
umasagua – to marry
umasaguan malago – to elope
umaso – to sag or sink down
umatane – entertainment
umatattiye – consecutive
umatok – to steal away
umatotpe – to collide
umatratos – to come to an understanding
umatungong – to encounter
umatungo – to agree
umaya – to be alike
umaya – accurate, exact
umayuti, dibutsia – to divorce
umekakat – gingerly
umechino – to play the mendicant
umegagao – to beg
i umegagao limosna – beggar
umentalo – to interfere
umeskapa – to steal away
umesalao – shouting
umido – humid, moist
umisao – to sin
umitdat, inimitde – humility
umitde – meek
umiya – to humiliate
umok – yard grass
umudo – to become silent
umugong – to groan, lament
unai – sand
uniko, mamaisa ha – unique
unifotme – unifrm
unhanao ! – be gone !
uno – one
unoha – single, only one
upos – to exceed
upu – to take off the top
upus – gone by
usa – to use
usao – used, worn
uso – wear, use
usun – to lie down
usune – to persist
utsa – to careen
uttimo, finakpo – ultimate, utmost
uttimon minagof – rapture
utut – to cut
u’uchan – raining
uyu – a certain person

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