Dictionary
8,361 words
- ubogn.soft pith of palm trees.
- ubogv.to get the pith of (a palm tree).
- ubonn.a string of beads or the like.
- ubonv.to thread on a string.
- ubongn.pigpen, sty.
- uborv.to pelt with stones continuously.
- ud-udv.to ask for repeatedly, beg for.
- udangn.lobster, crayfish.
- udaudn.the bow of a violin.
- udaudv.to pull to and fro like the bow of a violin.
- udin.rear.
- udiv.to be late or last.
- udongv.to go to the town proper (POBLASION) from the BARRIO or SITIO.
- ug-ugv.to weep with closed mouth.
- ugav.to low, moo.
- ugalin.custom, habit, tradition, way.
- ugaogv.to bawl, cry loudly.
- ugasn.a shrub whose leaves are used for scouring pur poses.
- ugasv.to wash (dishes, plates, etc.).
- ugawadj.wasteful, lavish.
- ugedn.line.
- ugedv.to put a line on.
- uggotn.young leaves of a plant.
- uggotv.to take some of the young leaves of.
- ugingn.charcoal, soot.
- ugingv.to make charcoal.
- ugisv.to make the sign of the cross.
- ugisn.line.
- ugisv.to put or make a line on.
- ugman.remote time in the past; the beginning; long time ago.
- ugmokv.to do something on something persis tently or tenaciously.
- ugsan.deer.
- ugutv.to be drained of blood, sweat or tears.
- uhaln.buttonhole.
- uhalv.to provide with buttonholes.
- uhalisn.var. of UHAL - buttonhole.
- ukagv.to open, spread out.
- ukapv.to open by itself, e. g. clams.
- ukarkarv.to open, e. g. a flower.
- ukasv.to loosen, untie, unfasten.
- ukbosv.to be spilled.
- ukeln.testicle.
- ukenn.puppy.
- ukin.vulva, vagina.
- ukisn.peeling, bark, rind, husk.
- ukisv.to remove the peeling, bark, rind, or husk of.
- ukkonv.to join, gather together.
- ukkorn.a piece of cloth or handkerchief tied around the neck.
- uklotn.covering of the head, cap.
- uknogv.to knock out, e. g. the marrow of the bone.