uisi n a variety of tree from which bark is peeled to make straps for back packs and smaller pieces as ties across the open side of same uisi piꞌpɨ the bark from the uisi tree uisi yeꞌ the uisi tree
uka speak Eꞌpana pe ukayaiꞌ. I am speaking softly.
ukaramʉ₂ vi be or become rusty Ukonsi ukaransaꞌ. My fish hook became rusty.
ukɨiꞌpamʉ vi be or become old Asaꞌrɨ rɨ marɨ toꞌ ukɨiꞌpansaꞌ esiꞌpʉ. The two of them were old.
ukɨꞌpɨꞌnʉmʉ vi shout, cry out Paul ukɨꞌpɨꞌnʉnpɨtʉꞌpʉ Paul was crying out.
uꞌkɨrɨtʉ vi paddle Mɨrɨpan enukuꞌpʉ kanau yau iyuꞌkɨrɨtʉꞌpʉ. So he went up-river in a canoe, he paddled.
ukururumʉ vi growl, as in that of a dog
ukwipɨ vt cook by boiling Toꞌ yoꞌ oton ikipɨkaꞌkɨ. Cook their meat. (command for one person)
umainta vi be or become silent because you are sad
uꞌmatʉ (var: uꞌmaꞌ) vi 1end Mɨrɨ kasa piyaiꞌma amʉꞌ airɨ uꞌmatʉꞌpʉ. It was just like that that the giants came to an end. 2last Unpɨ nin si esiꞌpʉ toꞌ uꞌmaꞌkapʉ pe iyeꞌsanʉmʉꞌpʉ kanau yaꞌ. The mouse was the last one to jump into the canoe.
umoronkapʉ vr rest, relax Umoronkapʉ esi. I am resting.