uphilldono·lhqʰacdonolhqʰáʔloc. ofdono·uphill, upstream-lALL=hqʰactowardadvupstream, uphillantbida·lhqʰac 1dono·dono·comp. ofdonomountain-·1-LOCadvuphill, upstream; at or to a location in the mountains; toward the dead end of a road in the mountains; south or east (into the hills)loc.dono·lhqʰac
uproot with water or front end*coqʰoṭcoqʰóʔpref. ofcu-with rounded object*qʰoṭ2uproot severalvpull up by roots with water or front endcoqʰo·ṭipull it out by the roots!6.2.4.2Uproot plantssmlf.coqʰo·c
upstreamdonoldonólcomp. ofdonomountain-lALLadvupstream or up a roaddono·lhqʰacdonolhqʰáʔloc. ofdono·uphill, upstream-lALL=hqʰactowardadvupstream, uphillantbida·lhqʰac 1dono·dono·comp. ofdonomountain-·1-LOCadvuphill, upstream; at or to a location in the mountains; toward the dead end of a road in the mountains; south or east (into the hills)loc.dono·lhqʰac
upward, extend*miṭi·caqacmiṭica·qáʔdir. of*miṭi·cone lie down on ground-aqacup hencevone extend or stretch upwardqalíl ʔa mito miṭica·qacʰqati nʔI'm having you lie with your head elevatedmiṭica·qáʔ(plant, vines) grow upward; (design on dress) go up from (hem)7.3.4.7Extend8.5.2.4Up
urethral openingcihṭʰiṭi haʔbocihṭʰiṭí haʔbocomp. ofcihṭʰiṭicrotchhaʔbomouth snout, beaknopening of the urethral canal; "pee hole"
urge*baʔdim 2baʔdímʔessive of*baʔdiput down with mouth stop convincing someone to do something-m1ESS SPRTvurge, encouragesimatáhtʰumeʔ-qʼoʔo máne·®baʔdímmeʔ-ʔoʔ qʼoʔo manewa ʔdon't fall asleep! encourage the dancers, they're still dancing!
usyal 1yálobj. ofya1.Pl Subjpro1st person Plural Accusative: us
us, foryaʔkʰe 1yaʔkʰe´ben. ofya1.Pl Subjpro1st person Plural Benefactive: for usn.p.yaʔkʰe ʔa·penʔ
use up*bane·duc 1bane·dúʔdir. of*bane2act on, put nonlong obj fall down, collapse set a day-aducfarvuse up contents; run out of supplyqʼaṭa· bane·duʔuse up, empty (a sack of its contents)mensʼí·li ʔul qʰo míšukʰ ˉ ʔul qʼaṭa· bane·duʔ ˆ. They emptied a second sack.8.1.8.1Empty
used to walking, become*maṭʼemmaṭʼémʔpref. ofma-2with sole of foot*ṭʼem2be tired of doingvbe tired of doing action with the foot, such as walking, wearing shoesmaṭʼemaʔto be tired of (shoes), want new pair; to get familiar with a trail from walking on it every day – a stranger might think it’s steep but you don’t because you’ve walked it everydaycf*makʼum3.4.1.4.6Uninterested, bored7.2.1.1Walk