ubang11.1nSmall chips, pieces, remains, as of wood, food, property.1.2vTo chip off; to chip away at something.synbaki11.2sifol 1.3una 1luna22.1nMany little grievances, as complaints about a daughter or son-in-law.2.2vTo complain, nag.
ubug1vTo persuade or force against one's will; to appease.Ubugem du kut soging yem ngà yó anì mkó kiken.Please appease that child with a banana so that he'll stop crying.Relatives spend much time trying to make the sick person eat so that he will not die, but the world of the dead has been long waiting for him to yield.
ubung11.1nThe neck feathers of a rooster, i.e., hackles.1.2v(Of a rooster) to raise the hackles.
Ubù1pnName given to other Tboli people living beyond Lake Sebu and bordering Manobo country.
udas11.1nHour.Yem kegen le slébéd yó, wen na sotu udasen.The length of time (the snakes) usually entwine each other there is an hour.1.2vTo keep tract of time, as when paying someone by the number of hours he works.
udél11.1nWord, speech, language.Hlós udél Mal ni kmoen ni, "Seku."Tarsier's speech even now continues to be, "Seku."Mon le udél lóyóf tau.They say it is a person's soul speech.1.2vTo speak, talk; to scold.2To talk to each other; reconcile after a long time of misunderstanding.