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ubusa3ʔu.busder. ofubus1Vconsume it; use it upUbusa la ya nyasama' na kakan awun ni kalnidu.Use up the rest of the rice in the kettle.Command7.9.3Destroy
ubusunder. ofubus1Vwill consume s.th.
uda-udaʔuda.ʔudainf. var. ofula-ula1
udukNstick of bambooder.sangka-udukone length of bamboo
udulʔudulgo in reverse7.2Moveder.nyaka-udulstepped backwards as a group
ugal2Vmassage ??der.nya-ugal2If someone nya-ugal to another, they are massaging the body to reduce the pain by spreading out the ache.
ugal1ʔugal1SCE.background noise (people talking)3.5.1Say2.3.2.3Types of sounds
ugamʔugam1NUgam is thrush, a disease of the mouth in which the inside of the mouth is white and painful.22.1N
ugan-uganʔugan.ʔuganNspirit demon that is ruler of blood-sucking insects4.9.2Supernatural being
uganganʔugaŋann.possdparents-in-law4.1.9.2Related by marriageid.ugangan na bukubukuone’s grandparents in lawugangan na dalitayone’s great-great parents in law
ugangan na bukubukuid. ofugangann.possdone’s grandparents in law
ugangan na dalitayid. ofugangann.possdone’s great-great parents in law
ugas1ʔugasSCE.wash cutleryder.mag-ugas2s.o. washes dishesugasanwash s.th. (such as dishes)-cmd
ugasander. ofugas1Vwash s.th. (such as dishes)-cmdUgasan ya platu tigkas pesenen.Wash the plates then move aside (to another place).
ugat3ʔu.gatn.possd1a person’s tendons and ligaments.2.1.7Flesh2the tendons and ligaments of certain animals such as mammals, birds, certain reptiles.1.6.2.2Parts of a reptile1.6.2.1Parts of a bird1.6.2Parts of an animal
ugat2ʔugatNthe woody portion of edible roots1.5.5Parts of a plantBotbotany
ugat1ʔu.gatn.possd1a person’s blood vessels2.1.8.1Heart2the blood vessels of animals that have them1.6.2.2Parts of a reptile1.6.2.1Parts of a bird1.6.2Parts of an animal
ugat na sagingʔugat na sagiŋn.phr.the strings in a banana fruit1.5.5.1abaka / sagingBotbotany
ugbungʔugbuŋinf. var.ubbung1SCE.If something is one ugbung, it is a bunch or cluster of some items that are of the same kind.8.3.5.2.1Same2group items together of same kind
ugbung-ugbungʔugbuŋ.ʔugbuŋ1SCE.groups of things2Vdo one’s quotader.pigpa-ugbung-ugbungcause to form into groups of s.th.
ugbusʔug.ˈbusNa leaf bud of a plant1.5.5Parts of a plantBotbotany
ugdang2ʔugdaŋSCE.attack by striking out and bitingUgdangan kaw na kuda'.You were +attacked (struck and bit) by the horse.4.8.2.3Attackder.ugdangan1attack by striking out and biting
ugdangan1ʔugdaŋder. ofugdang2Vattack by striking out and bitingUgdangan kaw na kuda'.You were +attacked (struck and bit) by the horse.Said of a dog, horse, or snake
ugiyapʔugiyapNprimshinglesMedimedicine
ugka-en2ʔugkaʔder. ofugka'1Vloosening s.th. (that constricts)Ugka-en ku ya elen ku kay mapeyet.I will +loosen my belt because it is tight.