| uƙuba | Intense suffering caused by grief, anxiety, or pain: noun (plural ... | |
| Uba | (plural 'ubanni ') father ... | |
| uban gida | godfather ... | |
| uban zuriya | patriarch ... | |
| ubanci | fatherhood ... | |
| Ubangiji | 1. (plural 'iyayen giji ') ... | |
| ubangijina | my lord ... | |
| ubanka | masculineyour father (abusive expression) ... | |
| ubanki | feminineyour father (abusive expression) ... | |
| ubanku | your father (abusive expression) ... | |
| ubanni | ancestors ... | |
| ubanninku | your ancestors ... | |
| uffan | saying something ... | |
| ujila | emergency ... | |
| ujula | emergency ... | |
| uku | three ... | |
| ulu | noun : wool (textile fiber obtained from sheep ... | |
| umarce | colloquialismverb : order (to give an authoritative ... | |
| umarci | colloquialismverb : order (to give an authoritative ... | |
| umarni | colloquialismTo give an authoritative instruction: verb 1. Order 2. ... | |
| umarta | colloquialismverb : order (to give an authoritative ... | |
| umma | mother ... | |
| umurce | verb : order (to give an authoritative instruction) ... | |
| umurci | verb : order (to give an authoritative instruction) ... | |
| umurni | To give an authoritative instruction: verb 1. Order 2. Command ... | |
| umurta | verb : order (to give an authoritative instruction) ... | |
| ungo | come and collect ... | |
| ungulu | a vulture ... | |
| ungurnu | potash ... | |
| unguwa | A district or community within a town or city where ... | |
| unguwanni | neighborhoods ... | |
| unguwar zoma | A woman who helps other women during childbirth: noun 1. ... | |
| usuli | origin ... | |
| uwa | 1. Mother. 2. (used especially in Kano) as if ... | |
| uwaɗɗaka | bedroom ... | |
| uwaka | masculineyour mother (abusive expression) ... | |
| uwaki | feminineyour mother (abusive expression) ... | |
| uwar gida | first lady ... | |
| uwar gijiya | feminine1. Owner of a slave 2. Lord ... | |
| uwar hanji | large intestine ... | |
| uwar kuɗi | noun : capital (👉 money or assets used ... | |
| uwarɗaka | bedroom ... | |
| uwargida | (plural 'iyayen gida ') first ... | |
| uwargijiya | feminine1. Owner of a slave 2. Lord ... | |
| uwaye | mothers ... | |
| uzirawa | putting pressure on someone ... | |
| uziri | noun : excuse (a reason or explanation to ... | |
| uzura | put pressure on someone ... | |
| uzurawa | putting pressure on someone ... | |
| uzuri | noun : excuse (a reason or explanation to ... | |
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