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untu2ʔuntuNa kernel of maize cornWholekalumpal1.5.5.4maizeBotbotany

untu1ʔun.tun.possd1a person’s tooth2.1.1.5Tooth2.1.1.4Mouth2an animal’s tooth of those who have them1.6.2.2Parts of a reptile1.6.2.3Parts of a fish1.6.2Parts of an animal3the tooth of a comb5.4.1Jewelry

unsuyʔun.suyNa baby chick1.6.1.2Bird1.6.3Animal life cycleOrnornithology
unsad1ʔunsadSCE.set uprightder.pig-unsadcarry s.th. on shoulder such as a rock and set it down in its placepigpa-unsadput s.th. down in upright position

uniʔuniNsound2.3.2Hear
uni'ʔuniʔ
unit1ʔunitSCE.strip away To strip off fleshy material from bamboo so that only the outside skin remains. This procedure is used when preparing material for making woven basket-like containers such as be-en, sukatan, nipe', etc.der.monit2If a piece of cloth or leather is said to be monit, it has the characteristic of being pliable, able to expand or contract.

ungusʔuŋusSCE.form hair into bun or knot2.3.1.8Appearance
unggawSCE.heat to migrate or raiseUnggaw ya kapasu' dun ni seled na balay.

unayanʔunayanNa variety of grass1.5.1Tree

undagSCE.echo2.3.2.3Types of soundsder.ma-undagbe echoing

unggasʔuŋ.gasNa white-breasted swamphenit has several calls depending on the time of day. One is a raspy, grindy sound. It makes its nest in low, weedy areas. It is also call a tinikling in Tagalog.Amaurornis phoenicurus Javanicus1.6.1.2BirdOrnornithology

unawʔunawSCE.wash hands5.6.1Clean, dirty5.6Cleaningneg.ex.phrwala' pag‑unawdid not wash hands

unawa1ʔunawaSCE.same; alike; equal9.6.1.8Equivalence8.3.5.2.1Sameder.mag-unawa2will make equalmig-unawa2made the same; made equalpig-unawaexactly the same as s.th.pig-unawa͡anhave come to a consensusneg.ex.phrwala' pag-unawano equalunspec. comp. formpigpa-unawa͡ancompared s.th. to another

unapʔunapNThe unap is the scale-like underside of a snake.1.6.2.2Parts of a reptile
una͡ender. ofuna1Vfirst thing s.o. will do before everything else
una1ʔunaSCE.go firstder.munafirstnyuna2s.o. or s.th. went firstpig-unadid s.th. first (in consecutive order)una͡enfirst thing s.o. will do before everything else

-un1SCE. > VsfxPRCS /status:IR9.2.9.3Derivational affixes
-un2dial. var. of-en

umuʔumuSCE.dumbSimma-umal2der. ofumal13.5.1Say2.5.4.4Muteder.ma-inumunot able to speak
umpu na lima na tullu'Phr.fourth generation grandchild

umpu'ʔum.puʔNA black snake with red tail.Very poisonous.1.6.1.3.1SnakeZoolzoology
umpu na bukubukuʔumpu na bukubukuid. ofumpuposs.n.phr.one's great grandchild

umpad1ʔumpadSCE.leaf fall1.5.1Tree1.5.2Bush, shrub1.5.6Growth of plantsder.ma-umpadwill be blown away by the windnyaka-umpad2If leaves of trees nyaka-umpad, they are dropping off onto the ground.

umilʔu.milSCE.damp1.3.3Wetder.momilfeel slightly damp