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ubad2nType of sissiw’a prayer.1 = To unwind sth.
ubad1vTo unwind sth.A string from a stick, a vine from a trunk, etc.
ubagvTo consume.What?
ubakv1To remove the hard skin on a sugarcane stalk.2To peel sugarcane stalks.
ubalv1To continue talking about sth.Ubaubalonda kad, innilada idaw.While they were talking about sth, they saw the idaw spirit bird.
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2To be talked about; to be the common topic of conversation.
ubannGrey hair.
ubbaknMatured cabbage leaves.
ubbayvTo pound coffee in a mortar.
ubbingnSpot in the eye.seen from inside, or outside? bloodspot ?
ubbunCalf (of a carabao); colt (of a horse).Um’oy da Ben iballaaw de ubbun ni luw’ang'e mabugi.Ben went to trade their unborn carabao calf for rice.
ubbugnOutlet of a spring.
ubbusvTo pull sth. from a bundle.seebumtollungtulupis 2tineladtunguuyun2
ubinSpecies of vine.Has large, purple colored, edible tubers.
ubol1nType of fishtrap.Used to catch the panilong fish. It is shaped like a large artillery shell.2nomOne who uses an ub’ol type of fishtrap.
ubotn1Bottom; lowest part; posterior, buttocks.2The rear end.seeallutonglutongtinguUsed of a ship, vehicle, etc.
ubotanseeAd’ida pun antaling’od.nThe rear-end of sth.; the back end of sth.
ubudseeakupanbaingbakkabusikgonggongigadigibinigadiyugkiyyudkubkub 1ladokpasungpekla 2pinakawsagad1 2salaidsalaidtasanEdible core of a coconut palm tree.This is the growth section; the palm dies when the ubud is removed.
ubung1nOne who eats from the same plate as another.2nomOne who shares food from the same plate or bowl.3vTo eat from the same plate (of two people).4nomThe occasion (time) of sharing food from the same plate as smb. else.seeangansaab1tautak
udseegappiya 2kappospok2ptcpExpresses polite request.Agpadam ud de suk’ina ta il’am nu an-atong.Please place your palm on his feet to see if he has a fever.Buludok ud yan ta usalok.May I borrow that first so I can use it?
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udalnTube-shaped fishtrap for eels or paltat mudfish.
udanseebuyawtiti1nRain.Kamaan ni ud’an ak uma?How much rain was there in the kaingan?Dakol'e tawwang te am’od de ud’an.The river is high because there was much rain.Asitak’u umoyon nu maagit-it ud’an.We will go when the rain stops.2vTo rain.Ad’i pun agon umud’an.It will not rain anymore.
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3vTo get wet in the rain.
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udapvTo level a field prior to planting.Udapontaku kappos.Let's level this field. ?
udayyanType of bead.Worn on a woman's wrist; is the most important bead on the tinal’i bead wrist band.
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