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ú (v.t.)

1. To wound someone.
2. To hit a mark or target.

ú (n.)

1. Wound.

u'ágtha (v.)

1. To suffer; to be suffering, as from poverty.

u'í (v.a.)

1. To lend something.

ú'i (v.a.)

1. To give someone food.

ú'iⁿ (n.)

1. A pack or bundle, carried on the back.

ú'oⁿ (v.t.)

1. Make trouble for someone; cause trouble; be to blame for something.

u'óⁿ (v.)

1. To put into, as wood into a stove.

u'óⁿăze (n.)

1. Shade; shadow cast by an object.

u'óⁿăze gáxai (n.phrase)

1. Umbrella; parasol, sunshade.

u'óⁿsi (v.a.)

1. To leap or jump.

u'óⁿsisi (v.a.)

1. To jump frequently.

u'óⁿsithóⁿthoⁿ (v.)

1. Hopping or jumping around.

u'óⁿthiⁿgé (adv.)

1. For nothing, for free, without pay.
2. Without cause.
3. Without permission.

ú'oⁿthiⁿgéqti (adv.)

1. For nothing at all; without the slightest cause or provocation.

u'óⁿzigithe (n.)

1. Rest, repose.

u+ (intj.)

1. Interjection used by males, at the end of a sentence: halloo! hey!

uábthagata (p. phrase)

1. Towards a shelter; to or at a calm place.

uábthage (n.)

1. Calm place; shelter, sheltered place.

uágthabata (p. phrase)

1. Toward a shelter; to or at a calm place.