yuhapi n. conductor, conductive substance or thing
yuhata (1) v. guide, direct
yuhata (2) v. conduct
yuhaya (1) n. leader
yuhaya (2) n. conductor
yuka n. hair, head hair
yukaere n. comet
yukahake n. hair (single) of head hair
yuma (1) n. bucket
yuma (2) n. Human, Terran
yumakave n. human (person, species)
yumamiya n. Earth (planet)
yumatire n. Terran, English (language)
yume n. juice
yumi (1) n. tendon, sinew
yumi (2) n. bowstring
yumi (3) n. chord of an arc
yumitame n. geometry
yunata v. kill
yuneta v. fight
yuño n. guide (book or person)
yuno n. paint
yuñone n. signal, direction (on a sign)
yuñopi n. traffic light, signal installation
yunoro n. painting, picture
yuñota v. guide
yunota v. paint
yuñoya n. guider, one who gives directions
yunoya n. painter
yure n. root
yureta v. uproot, dislodge, evict
yuretuta v. be uprooted, fall off; grieve
yuri n. Yuri the All-Mother, creator goddess
yuso conj. if only
yuta n. clay
yutakaru n. ceramics
yutakive n. clay pot, cooking vessel
yutaro n. pottery
yutaropura n. potter's wheel
yutaroya n. potter
yute n. luck, fortune
yuti n. life force, mystic energy; force of nature
yuto n. body paint, cosmetics
yutu n. red ochre; excusable (of a lie)
yuu n. fruit (abstract); benefit, result
yuuñara adj. fertile
yuva n. grain, caryopsis
yuvakuna n. granary
yuvu n. fruit (concrete)
yuvuteta v. pick wild fruit
yuvutiva n. orchard, fruit garden
yuyuta v. complain, whine, whinge