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Tibu (m), n. the name of a plant {Melaleicea (?)). See wobu. 



ubur (m), n. the name of a plant {Mimusops Icauhii.) 



udar (irg), n. an oar. Cf. Mir. uzer. 



udas-poidan, v. to rescue, to save. See oudazi. 



udu, (m), n. the arm, the upper arm. 



uduma (b), n. dirt. 



udup, n. hiccough. 



ugan, ugano (s), v. to wait. 



ugauganpagaip, n. noise. 



uiai, 



uialai. See gudauiailai. 



uiamai, uiaman, uiamoin, uiamon. See wakaea-uiaman. 



uiu, n. side. 



uka, (s), a. two. 



ukailenga (?), lesu muasin walmizin senabi koiabou ukailenga, after 



Jesus cried with a loud voice. Mark, xv. 37. 

 Tikain (?), senabi warwar ukain tomamiz, the cares of this world. 



Mark, iv. 19. 

 ukamenamo (b), a. double, 

 ukamodobigal, a. three, thrice (Macfarlane). 

 ukamodobilgal, a. third, 

 ukamoin (? double), tana lako worgi ukamoin umanga, these shall 



receive greater punishment. Mark, xii. 40. 

 ukasar, a. two ; ukasar-ukasar, four, 

 ukasukusuko (?), mata ngadagido ngi muia utizo nabi igilelenga a 



nginu geto paunapa patan a ukasukusuko kalmel genapa taean, 



it is better thou enter into life maimed, than having two hands 



to go into hell. Mark, ix. 43. 

 ukasure = ukasar. 

 ukatam, a. ripe. Cf. katam. 

 ukauka (b), a. four ; ukauka modobai, five, 

 ukesar (Mg), a. two,= urapon ; ukesar warapon, three, 

 uki (Mg), n. fresh water (Jukes). Cf. nguki. 

 Tikosa (m), n. two, = uka. 

 ukwasur (uquassur, Macgillivray) (ii), a. two. (uquassur warapune, 



three ; uquassur-uquassur, four.) 

 xdadiz, 

 ulaig (?), tanamulpa gougu ulaig, healed them. Mark, vi. 5. 



