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una, 



unab (s), a. safe. 



unabo (s), v. to bless. 



tinaigi (?), geto mina unaigi, hath never forgiveness. Mark, iii. 29. 



unaipa (?), terunaipa, to savour (taste remains). Cf. unaizi. 



unizimaen, n. fragments, remain 



unaizi, unaizo (s), v. to remain behind, to be left ; senabi kalapa unaizo 

 ipokazi, the woman that remained behind. Mark, xii. 19. 



nuao (m), n. the hawk's-bill turtle. 



unawa, n. turtle-shell. Cf. -wanawa. 



ungwakazi (b), n. woman. Cf. ngawa kazi. 



uotiz, V. to disappear. 



upi, n. a large bamboo knife. 



upiri (b), n. poison. 



upiuz (s), V. to whistle. 



upu (m), n. a chain of ponds ; a blister. 



ur, uro, n. water, brackish water (b) ; ur budaman (b), n. raft ; uro 

 waisa (b), n. flood tide ; uro noriza (b), n. ebb tide. Cf. wer. 



ur (Mg), n. fire. Cf. miriam ur. 



urab, urabo, urap, n. the coco-nut, the drinking nut ; urab a bura (m), 

 n. coco-nut leaf. Cf. mutale, gi, baribara. 



urai. See ur, uro ; urai dudupisa (b), v. to drown. 



urainga, a. wet, moist. 



urapa (s), a. the same. 



urapon (s, b), a. one. 



uraponia, v. to agree. Cf . urapon, ia. 



urapu = urapon, urapa ; urapu ia, the same words. Mark, xiv. 39. 



urapun, urapuni (m), a. one, = urapon ; urapuni-getal, five. 



urazi (nb), n. the olive shell. 



ure (m), n. a bird, an insect, a shell, = urui, uroi ; natam-ure, n. a tem- 

 porary name for us, quartz. (338). 



urge (m), a. wet. Cf. urai, ur. 



urge (?), urge daje (m), n. a long petticoat. 



urilonga (m), a^ nothing (Macgillivray). 



urimano (b), v. to strike. 



urma (m), n. dew. 



urmi (s), a. ferocious. 



uro (m) = uru. 



