- umachetton
- Closely connected-with each other, stuck together.
- umachule'
- Look alike, resemble each other.
- umadespatta
- Asunder, separate.
- umafa'baba
- To cheat each other, to fool one another.
- umafulo'
- Wrestle (with someone), wrestle with each other, with one another.
- umagonias
- verb. to be in the last throes of death.
- umakkamo'
- Get married, wed, marry.
- umang
- noun. hermit crab -- land. (Paguridae).
- umang duk
- Hermit crab--small.
- umang maknganiti
- Hermit crab--land (coenobita rugosa), red and hairy on its shell, also brownish and spotted on the larger pincher.
- umang Yu'us
- Hermit crab--land (coenobita rugosa), smooth pinkish shell and the best kind of its species for food.
- umanidat
- Humanity, humane.
- umasagua
- Marry, wed, take spouse.
- umasodda'
- Encounter.
- Umatac
- Village in southern Guam. Pronounced umatak.
- Umatalaf
- The month of March in the ancient Chamorro calendar.
- umatang
- Type of fish-kuhlia repestris (family kuhlidae). Black bass.
- umatungo'
- Agree, to know each other.
- umaya
- Fit, suitable.
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- Umayanggan
- The month of December in the ancient Chamorro calendar.
- umayute'
- Divorce, dissolve a marriage contract.
- ume'gagao
- Beg, ask alms.
- umenta
- Add on to.
- umentalo'
- Interfere, come between.
- umesgen
- Go by way of, take a certain route.
- umeskuela
- Completed form of verbalized eskuela, meaning "to attend school" or "to go to school".
- umespongha
- Swell up--from absorption like a sponge.
- umidat
- Humility.
- umidu
- Moisture, moist, damp, humid.
- umitde
- Humble, meek.
- umiya
- Humiliate, humble one's self.
- umok
- Type of plant-digitaria spp. Or eleusine indica. (?)
- umugong
- Groan, lament.
- un
- A, an, one (indefinite article).
- un
- You (singular), pre-posed pronoun used in transitive statements with definite objects.
- un biahe
- once; one time.
- un miyon
- One million.
- un momento
- A moment, awhile, briefly, shortly.
- una
- noun. one (telling time).
- unai
- noun. sand (geology); granular substance typically found on beaches.