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unbound - (v.) past tense of unbind, phoih.
unbridled - (adj.) chak hlomh lomi, uk lomi.
unbroken - (adj.) a kuai lomi
unbuckle - (v.) phoih, tai sawm phoih, hrenhnak phoih.
unbutton - (v.) kep phoih
uncalled for - (adj.) sawm lomi, a herh lomi.
uncanny - (adj.) phun dangpi le khuaruahhar in a ummi/a simi.
unceasing - (adj.) a dong lomi
uncertain - (adj.) a si set ti hngalh lomi
uncertainty - (n.) a si set ti hngalh lonak
unchain - (v.) khihnak hri phoih.
unchangeable - (adj.) thlen khawh lomi, aa thleng kho lomi.
unchanged - (adj.) aa thleng lomi.
uncharitable - (adj.) dawtnak a ngei lomi
uncharted - (adj.) mepung zeihmanh suai rih lomi , cutin khatin a si tinak aeihmanh a um rih lomi
unchaste - (adj.) a thianghlim lomi.
unchecked - (adj.) donh lomi, kham, lomi, chek lomi.
unchristian - (adj.) khrihfa ziaza a si lomi, a ziaza i Khrihfa a si lomi.
uncivil - (adj.) ruru hranghrang in a ummi.
uncivilized - (adj.) a fim lomi
unclasp - (v.) phoih.
uncle - (n.) pale unau
Uncle Sam - (n.) USA cozah.
unclean - (adj.) a thiang lo ngaiin.
uncleanly - (adv.) thiang lo ngaiin.
unclose - (v.) chinh lo, a chin hun.
unclothed - (adj.) hnipuan lo in a ummi, hnipuan aa hruk lomi.
uncoil - (v.) a kual samh.
uncomfortable - (adj.) a nuam lomi , siarem a si lomi
uncommon - (adj.) tuah tawnmi a si lomi , a um bal lomi
uncommonly - (adv.) tuah tawnmi si loin.
uncompromising - (adj.) lungthin tthialtthum duh hrimhrim lomi
unconcern - (n.) zawnruahnak ngeih lonak
unconcerned - (adj.) zawnruahnak a ngei lomi.
unconditional - (adj.) a zeizei ti loin tuahmi/si ko seh timi
unconditionally - (adv.) a zeizei ti loin.
unconnected - (adj.) aa pehtlai lomi.
unconquerable - (adj.) tei khawh lomi.
unconscious - (adj.) mah hngal loin a ummi
unconsiousness - (n.) mah le mah hngal loin umnak.
unconstitutional - (adj.) upadi he aa kalh lomi
uncontrolled - (adj.) uk lomi.
uncork - (v.) thawl chin phongh.
uncounted - (adj.) rel lomi
uncouple - (v.) tthen, pehtlai loin umter, a dangdang in umter.
uncourteous - (adj.) ziaza dawh in a um lomi, mi biakchawnh a thiam lomi.
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