ubha2vknow-juasavoirNeuubha yɔnga á kikomo.I know the speaking of Kikomo.
ubha1inf. var.yubhavsoak-chovyatremperBáuubha ngɔmbɛ k'ibo.One soakes clothing in water.Okabaeka mbakɔ gea te, úubhiɛ ka sɔphɔ akɔ, mbakɔ kábaeka ye okia.You will seek a knife so that, you would plunge it in your stomach, the knife will not however be sharp enough.
ubhanavbefriend, agree, be related, get acquainted-sikilizanase faire de l'amitié, être du même sang, s'accorder, se faire connaissance
ubhaphavbe knowlegableelimusagesseBaniki abhɔbhɔa bánauubhapha.Small children are not knowlegable.
ubhisavteach-julishafaire comprendre, faire connaître, enseignerBáomubhisa miki yɔnga.One teaches a child to talk.
udavpush, blow down, overturn-sukumapousser, agiter, faire tomberMaiphianɔ aúuda bame.The wind blows down trees.
udukanvbe uprooted-ngokaêtre déracinéBame báuudukana ka nyɔngɔ á maiphianɔ.The trees are uprooted because of the wind.
ugulukutunowlbundihibouspecguumbasynguumbaBánaɔbɔnjia baguumba babɛ ka mɔngɔ imoti.One does not see two owls at once.
uiiavpurify with fire, pass through fire.-safishapurifier avec feuMiki aoba na tatakɛ, báomuiia ka maki.If a child has a childbirth illness, one passes him through fire.
ujavdestroy, despoil, hassle-haribishadétruire, harcelerBaniki báuuja nkumba á k'endu.The children destroy household goods.