umah1trans1to consume something, e.g., money, food, harvest; to use up somethingThe modern term for umah when referring only to spending money, is called gastu, an Ilocano adopted word for expense or to spend money. For example, the above sentence, Dakel inumah kun papel, would now be expressed as, Dakel ginastuk di papel, when using gastu instead of umah. Inggatang dakemi et umahen tun emin hu nanggatngan tu. (Genesis 31:15:b)(Rachel and Leah said, Our father) sold us and now he has spent all the money he was paid for us.Dakel inumah kun papel.I used much (money) for papers.Simgastu 17.4.6Not have-en/-in-Class 42for a substance or object to cease to exist; to disappear; to be consumedEy ida kameummah hu kedunduntug e henin kakeummahin lilin ni kapehding nan Apu Dios e Ap-apun emin ni wadad puyek. (Psalm 97:5)And the mountains disappear/cease-to-exist like the disappearing of wax/candles by action of the LORD GOD, the Lord of all the earth.