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udu

udu

noun red palolo worm, appears in the sea during the month of September ("udu rara")

Udu malalageha

noun October: Udu malalageha (“palolo worm, new life”) Worms are swimming in the water and are being caught; wind blows the smells up to the trees, which makes the plants grow well (and the water in which the worms grow is used as a fertilizer for the crops, and for the children to bathe in to make them healthy).

Udu matala

noun November: Udu matala (“palolo worm, goes away”) Plants don’t grow very well, when you eat, you feel hungry again very quickly.

Udu rara

noun September: named for the appearance of the red palolo worm "udu" which during this month is red and still in the womb, and the Erythrina flower "rara"

uhe

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noun rain

uhi

Carica papaya
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noun pawpaw, papaya

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uhi gigiri

Carica papaya
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noun kind of papaya

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uhi vatu

Spondias dulcis
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noun soursop tree

Uhigigiri menahin utmetue

noun pawpaw in the dark forest

uli uli

verb to draw in the sand

Ulinbagi

Bixa orellana

noun kind of plant

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Ulu gai tavu

noun December: When you look down to the ocean, you can see the waves rolling from a long way from the coast and gently crash against the coast. All trees and the plants in the garden grows well and people feel happy about their crops.

ulurovo

Glochidion namilo
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noun kind of plant

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Urute (tutuina abena)

Amaranthus spinosus

noun kind of plant

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urute bilan mitari ngalo

Synedrella nodiflora
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noun kind of plant

urute bilan mitari ngalo

Synedrella nodiflora

noun kind of plant

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uruten bweta

Ageratum conyzoides
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noun kind of plant

Uruten utmetue

noun kind of plant

Urutenbweta

noun kind of herb

urutenbweta

Anisomeles indica
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noun kind of plant

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ute gogona

noun tabu area for chiefs inside nakamal

uterani

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noun day

utevono

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noun bush (disturbed woodland)

utmetue

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noun forest (primary forest, dark bush)

Utmetue (malekula)

noun kind of plant

Utmetue (malekula)

Rivina humilis

noun kind of plant

Utmetue (malekula)

Rivina humilis

noun kind of plant

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uvwere

noun island cabbage

uvwere

Abelmoschus manihot
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noun kind of plant

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Uvwere

Abelmoschus manihot

noun kind of shrub

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uvwere gan avua

Abelmoschus moschatus
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noun kind of plant

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Uvwere turu

noun kind of plant

Uvwere turu

Abelmoschus moschatus

noun kind of plant

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uwe

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interjection yes