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utuipa, V. to lie down, to sleep. 



utulag (Mg), n. a house (Stone), lit. = sleeping-place. 



utumiz, utumoin, utumoizinga. See iautumiz. 



utuipa, V. to sow. 



utuna (b), v. to plant. 



uza (t), 71. a small cowry. Cf. ooja. 



uzai (m), a. putrid. 



uzameipa, 



uzar, V. to go, to walk, to depart, [uzaripa, uzariz, uzareman, uzarman,. 



uzarmoriu.] . 

 uzaripa (m), v. to go away. 



Tizarizi (ii), v. to go away ; titure uzarizi (m), n. a falling star, 

 uzarmoriu v. imperat. go ; ngipel uzarmoriu, go ye two. 

 Tizimeipa (ii), v. to go out (as a fire). Cf. usimai, usimoi. 

 uzu (m), pron. mine (if a female). 

 uzur, 



Wa, ad. yes ; v. to acknowledge ; particle of emphasis preceding verbs, 



wa kapuza ina ngita adataean Augadan sabi, full well ye reject 



God's law. Mark, xii. 9. 

 waba, n. doYe. 



wad (Mb), n. a fish with blue spots, 

 wadai (t), n. a large, red, flat bean or seed, 

 wadan (s), v. to caution, to detain, 

 wadegam = wadogam, wadegam susu, eleven, wadegam-zugu, twelve, 



in counting on the body, 

 wadogam, n. the farther side,^Mark, x. 1 ; wadokapa, to the other side, 

 wadokam (s), n. half, the other side ; wadokam malu, the other side 



of the sea. Mark, v. 1 . 

 wadokapa. See wadogam. 

 waduam, n. uncle. Cf. keuba-tati. 

 waean (s), v. to send, [waeaman.") 

 waeapa, v. to swim, 

 wagal (s), ad. behind. See wagel. 

 wagar, exclam. yea ! yes ! 

 wagedegam, n. the west, 

 wagedo (s), a. other, 

 wagedoka, n. the other side. Cf. wadogam. 



