U-gari

A kutya ugat, a karaván halad.
Az ULAN a tagalog nyelvben esőt jelent. Azért nézzétek meg a szólistát!!
ulan (plural ulans)

Horse cavalry that formed part of the Polish, German, Austrian, and Russian armies. Az "ulan" a mongoloknál "vörös". A hunok kedvenc színe is a vörös volt.
Pálca, bot
stick:
Somali: UL
Galla: ULLE
Gawwada: UL-ITTE
Proto-Semitic: *ʔal-
Hebrew: ʔalā

branch:
Udmurt: UL
Nenets: UL

Rod, twig:
Ket: ULAN
Yug: ULAN

Head, mongol.

Proto-Mongolian: *a‘ula
Meaning: mountain
Written Mongolian: a‘ula(n)
Middle Mongolian: a'ula

A sar, sera, sara pedig HOLD/moon jelentésű.

Érdekes szavak

U-alani - Hawaiian, "heavenly rain"
U-ani - Garifuna, “soul; spirit”
Udiya - (oo-dee-YAH) Hebrew, “fire of God”; Udia, Udiah (Hebrew)

Eb ura fakó! Ugocsa nem koronáz!
Ugochi - Igbo of Nigeria, “eagle of God; most precious gift of God”

Uira - Tahitian, “flash”
Ula - Basque name for the Virgin Mary; Celtic, "jewel of the sea";

Az idegen csicsát ivott:
Ulani - (oo-LAH-nee) Hawaiian, "cheerful"

Ulla - (OOH-lah) German, "will"; Middle English, "to fill"; Australian Aborigine, “a well”;
Ulrica - a feminine form of Ulric; Oldřiska (Czech); Ulrikka, Ulrikke (Danish); Ulrica, Ulrika, Ulrike, - ebből a RIKE=birodalom, de mi az UL ?
Uma - (OO-mah) Hindi, "mother"; (oo-MAH) Hebrew, “nation”
Utin - Ibibio of Nigeria, “sun” /Uta Napistim?/

Oba - Yoruba of Nigeria, "river goddess" /oya=folyó, szing. Thonuz-oba?/
Ola - Scandinavian, "descendent";
Olalani - Hawaiian, “heavenly life”
Orah - Hebrew, "light";
Ozora - Hebrew, "strength of the Lord" (Pipo héber volt?)
Kaanan - Hindi, “forest”
Kairos - Greek, the goddess born last to Jupiter
Kalifa - Somali, "holy"

Fehér hegy
Tsagaan-Uul (Mongolian: Цагаан-Уул = white mountain) is a sum of Khövsgöl aimag The center officially named Sharga (Mongolian: Шарга), is located 138 km west of Mörön and 840 kilometers from Ulaanbaatar (Urga).
/Tsaatan (meaning “reindeer herders” in Mongolian ) Csátan= rénszarvastartó/
Erdenet város közelében van URAN hegy (Uran uul), az oroszoknál URAL hegy.
A Khorgo hegy (Khorgo Uul) egy kialudt vulkán neve. ..de van Khond hegy (Khond Uul) is.

UL

In sumerian ul,Il ,Ilu are related to some common root with Elu the verb "to raise" and Alalu "hang".
As possibly evidenced in the Tell-el-Amarna letters (1400 B.C.E.). The Habiru called their mighty one "Ilani" (plural in cuneiform script).But only the Aramaic Habiru carried this over Into their vocabulary using the script Aloni/Alonim

Éli

Elohim is prehistoric, and therefore unknown. There are many theories, however, including the following: Some trace its origin in el or ul which may mean ("to be strong") or possibly ("to be in front"), from which also are derived ayil ("ram", the one in front of the flock) and elah (the prominent "terebinth"); Elohim would then be an expanded plural form of El.

Kutat

The other explanation works with a dialect typical of this area. The first settler looking at a beautiful summer landscape where beehives were standing reputedly said: “Hóló moc.“ (Many beehives.) This story used the similarity between the place name Olomouc and the dialectual form of the word úl (úl = a beehive, dialectual form hól).

Etimológia

Ad *(Ô)ape *ipe "cold, winter" (p. 589) – add Kitan *uul "winter" (Doerfer 1992, 49) = *u’ul "winter" (Chinggeltei 2002, 107). Ad *Ôaru "young of animal" (p. 603) – the closest parallel to Karakhanide arqun "cross-bred horse", Uyghur a(r)γun, Kirghiz arγæn occurs in Tabgač *(h)arγun (ho-lu-hun) id.

/Ad *zēra "light; moon" (p. 1512) – add Kitan *sär(ə) (sai-i-êrh) "month" (Doerfer 1992/

Farkas váza meg az egri ménes:
The ancient Indian vŕ.kah is derived by adding the suffix -k{h}o to the ul{uel} root, forming the initial stem of a group of Georgian ethnonyms deriving from Old Iranian. Not all the designations of the Georgians, deriving from this totemic name, seem to have been formed via the Old Persian, as attested by the Old Armenian veria and virk, these latter being directly linked to the uel root. The root ber found in the ethnonym Iberia must be a counterpart of the same uel root.

Az UL az arab nyelvben birtokos jelző.

Bagoly:
In northern Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) people say "Eule" and "Ul".
Görög:
It probably stems from the Persian-Arabic designation of the Georgians (gurğ, ğurğ),
Gondolat töredékek. Keresem az "U"-t.

Az a szókezdő "u"...
U-boat (plural U-boats)
Any German submarine of the First or Second World War, or any Austro-Hungarian submarine of the First World War.
Swahili
U prefix a kiswahiliben
Other prefixes that you'll often see in conjunction with stems that can take the "ki" of language are "u" for the place where the language is spoken, "m" (or "mw") for a singular speaker of that language or a resident of that place, and "wa" for plural speakers of that language or residents of that place. Be aware that a language area does not always correspond with national or ethnic borders, so "Uingereza" is specifically England although "Kiingereza" is the English language whereever it is spoken. Similarly, the term "Uswahili" (or, often, "Uswahilini") implies the general part of East Africa where Swahili is spoken, rather than a particular country, and "Mswahili" and "Waswahili" can refer either to any East African who speaks Swahili, or more specifically to people connected by heritage to an ethnic group along the Indian Ocean coast that has historically been referred to as "the Swahili." To add even more complexity, not all country names begin with "U" (for example the USA is "Marekani" in Swahili), and the "u" prefix often implies something similar to the English suffix "-ness" rather than location, so "Umarekani" translates roughly as Americanness.

Swahili nyelven az "u" prefix az területet jelöl. pl Uswahili jelenti a swahili nyelvet beszélők földjét. Hasonlóképpen Uingereza jelöli az "inger" (nem ungar!) nép földjét, Angliát. Jelölheti az UHOR a "hegyiek területét" ?
In Latin, the letter U is a modern typographical convention for the vowel form of V. The letter V in ancient times denoted either a vowel or a consonant, see V for more information.
Vajh nem lehet az "U" latin szövegből "V" és mondjuk "Varangians" (sólyom) rövidítéseként? Vajon lehet-e az (u)hor{a} a VarangHora rövidülése?

Etika

^u prefix for TRUTH lat VERITAS
U

U - "Definitions: the moon; bottom, valley, abyss (Naga-Maya). Associated spellings/words: u {'he, she'} (Mayan)."
U - "The Hungarian runic symbol reportedly shows the torso of a man. The word UR in Hungarian means lord, master."
u - "A cuneiform prefix used before plant names; to nourish, support; sleep, to sleep; ten." (Sumerian)
Nemzetállam. Swahili: U- (noun prefix 11/14), dola sg/pl (noun 9/10), inchi sg/pl (noun 9/10)
Tamil

They can take one of four prefixes, i, a, u and e that act like demonstratives in English. For example, they can modify the word vali "way" to produce ivvali "this way", avvali "that way", uvvali "the medial (somewhere between this and that in English) way" and evvali "which way?".

Maya

A wide variety of prepositions is used to express various functions, e.g., possession is marked by the preposition u preceding the object possessed, e.g, u pekoob Pedro "Pedro's dogs."

Slovak distinguishes the Hungarian-speaking Mad'ar from the Uhor, an inhabitant of Hungary who may speak any language.
Érdekes: az ukránoknál az angolna=vugor, az oroszoknál "ugor", a shona nyelvben meg "hunga".
link: http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/ee/eel.html

u betü

Ufor historical evolution, see V. Used punningly for you by 1588 {"Love's Labour's Lost," V.i.60}, not long after the pronunciation shift that made the vowel a homonym of the pronoun. As a simple shorthand (without intentional word-play), it is recorded from 1862. Common in business abbreviations since 1923 (e.g. U-Haul, attested from 1951). {V mint Veng(rija)}

Ugaritic

1936, "pertaining to Ugarit," ancient city of northern Syria, and esp. to the language first discovered there 1929 by Claude Schaeffer, from Ugarit, which probably is ult. from Sumerian ugaru "field." {U-GARI-t? a szlovákoknál az uhor egyben ugar is!}

uhlan
"cavalryman," 1753, from Ger. Uhlan, from Pol. ulan "a lancer," from Turk. oghlan "a youth." For sense evolution, cf. infantry.

UHOR rokonok
The samples representing southern Middle Siberia include the Turkic-speaking Tofalars and Tuvans, as well as the Mongolic-speaking Buryats. The samples from the Russian Far East were the Tungusic-speaking Ulchi/Nania, Negidals, and Okhotsk Evenks.

Ulchi word meaning "reindeer people." /rénszarvas népe/
The Self-ethnonym of the ethnos is nani, that means 'local, aboriginal people'
The Tat-C haplogroup was observed at significant frequencies in each of the southern Middle Siberian populations studied (fig. 2). Surprisingly, it reached its highest frequency in the Siberian Eskimos and Chukchi from the Chukotkan peninsula. The Tat-C haplogroup was absent in the Lower Amur and Sea of Okhotsk

Because the Tat-C polymorphism originated on a Y chromosome containing the DYS7C deletion (haplogroup 7C), which was present only in the Middle Siberian Tuvans, Buryats, Tofalars, and Yenisey Evenks, the Tat-C haplogroup probably entered the Lower Amur and eastern Siberia from southern Middle Siberia. This conclusion is consistent with the previous hypothesis that the Tat-C and 7C haplogroups arose in central Asia and migrated west to northern Europe and east to Chukotka (Zerjal et al. 1997).

* ulchi fri ulchi frisin ríg "beard against beard with the king" cos fri cois frisin ríg "leg against leg with the king"

Manchu:
Ulchi mangu 'large river', Orochi maangu, Kilen malu, Hejen mamyu, all meaning 'large river' (Vagyis "széles folyó" és nem "ork mágus".)

Koguryo:
the Lord of the Anshi, whose name we no longer have but think is Yang Manchun. Another example is the treatment of the drama’s second most favored son, Ulchi Munduk.

Kabarföld:
Ulchi live on the neighbourhood with Nanaians in the bottom current of the Amur River. Ulchi name themselves "nani" that means "ground people".

Russians:
Russians called the Nanai Golds, which is a name also used by the Ulchi, Oroches and Negidals.

Turk:
Ulchi or Ulchy (both for an inhabitant of Ul).

Hitvilág:
In fact, the Ulchi believe that greed and jealousy arise from humans forgetting that we have temporary status, as guests, on the Earth.

A sas meg az egri ménes
Diodorus says that when the Nile overflowed most parts of Egypt, and the waters were coming down full-sweep, the river, for its impetuosity and exceeding swiftness of its course, was then called the Eagle. As the Egyptians rendered l by r, the Eagle corresponds to our eagre or acker, a peculiar vehemence of motion in the tide of some rivers. It is still applied to a dangerous surge and eddy in the River Trent called the rume (Eg. rem, to rise and surge up.)

Akh is to rise up; mu, water. The eagle was of course a symbol of swiftness and ascending power.

The tepar, tobar, or dru, as water from the source, becomes the tur and dur, as the name of a natural boundary, the land-limit, the first lines drawn on the topographical chart. Many rivers are turs in this sense that are not named from the wellspring or fountainhead.

The Celtic uisge also contains the elements of u or ui (Eg) the line, limit, edge, canton, territory, so often applied to the country in Central Africa, as in U-ganda, and sekh is the liquid, the drink, English suck, the name also of a tributary river, and with the u prefix uisge reads the sekh of the limit, line, edge, direction the uskh, as the extent, range, boundary, equal to the uskh collar, a type of binding round, therefore of boundary for the land. In the earlier form of the ui we have khi to govern, rule, protect, dominate.

Zufar MIFTAKHOV
A Kárpátok - turkos szemlélettel
In 590 Boyan-Chelbir died. His son Tubdjak became Baltavar of Kara –Bulgars. He fought on the side of Avars against Byzantines and their Slav subordinates, whom Bulgars called Ulchi (Ulichi, Ulchilar). The Bulgarian Baltavar resettled up to 200 thousand Ulchis on the northern borders of the Kara - Bulgar princedom. They were settled in the region of Carpathian mountains (Bulgars called these mountains Uchuly - “Three Sons”) and on the Dnieper (Burichai) (1; 16). They began to be called Anchi (Anchylar). The word “anchi” meant “frontier guard” or “boundary men”. So, Anchis are the Slavs, resettled by Bulgars in the Carpathians and on Dnieper.

Ulchy
- Ul lakosa (Há? Tur? ul?) if the word in singular is Ulchi (an inhabitant of Ul), then the plural is Ulchies (the inhabitants of Ul), but not the reverse, i.e. from Ulchies (inhabitants of Ul) it could be either Ulchi or Ulchy (both for an inhabitant of Ul).

In fact, the Bulgars called the West " Kara", the East - " Ak", the North - " Kuk", and the south - " Sara" or "Sary"...

Atila unokái...
The abandoned stan then became a city which the local Ulchians called Galidj, and the Bulgars called "Uchuly" (Uch-Ogly, “{City] of { Atillé] Three Sons”).
Ez így első olvasatra "Shambat"-ostul nagyon alternatívnak tűnik, de majd meglátjuk!..

Ch'ang-O - "Definitions: Chinese Moon-goddess, sole keeper of the ambrosia of immortality."
Khemennu - "Definitions: Land of the Moon, an old name for Egypt." (Arabic)
kan - "Name for a pictograph depicting a square U-like shape. It was believed to represent an open mouth or a pit (Chinese). Associated spellings/words: khan {'mouthful'} (Tibetan);
jan {'eat'} (Basque); Khan {'unadorned serpents were symbols for the waters'} (Mayan); xen {'An Egyptian hieroglyph: hands grasping a paddle'}."
Zhen - "Name for an ideograph believed to be composed of pictographs representing rain and lightning, etc. General meanings include: shake, shock, quake; thunder; Taking Action; the 51st hexagram: thunder above, thunder below."
kang - "Definitions: river." Korean)
gr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'stranger' {Genesis 15:13; 23:4, etc.}. Other definitions include: alien. Associated spellings/words: ger."

Szógyűjtemény

Yula - határfolyó Kína és Korea között:
Gula

Dokdo's historical names include Usando, which may have derived from the original word "Uruma" that means "the mountain (raised land) of the King." The word "Uru" that means king was shortened to "U" and a Chinese word "san" (山) meaning mountain and another Chinese word "do" (島) was added. In this combination, the Chinese word for "U," which is represented by "于" provides only the sound, and the "sando" provides the meaning of "mountain island," thereby forming the name Usando (于山島). There is an alternative view that "Usando" means "mountain island of Ujinya." "U" means "upper" and "jinya" means "field" in ancient Korean. Ujinya was the name of an administrative district in the 6th century including present day Ulsan, a port city of Korea.
The "弓崇" in "Idu" reading in Korean is "Wanggeomsan" (왕검산; pronounced "wahng-gum-sahn") meaning "King's mountain."

This title was actually used for the king of Gojoseon , a Korean kingdom founded around 2,000 B.C. "San" means a mountain or a mound. Thus, Wanggeomsan has the same meaning as Uruma, which is the original name for Ulleungdo. In other words, "Wanggeomsan (弓崇)" and "Uruma" have the same meaning of King's mountain and represents Ulleungdo in their original meaning.

Samguk Sagi describing the Shilla's conquest and annexation of "Usan-guk." Usan-guk means the Kingdom of Usan (Upper mountain).

A purely Korean name for Ulleungdo seems to have been "Uruma" or "Urumö (Urumoe)" according to Yong-Ha Shin, a Korean historian who studies the two islands. "Do" can either mean "province" or "island" in Korean. Seom means island in the Korean language as well, although "do" is a Sino-Korean word used in name.

"Uru" means a "ma" or "mö" means a mountain, a peak, a mound, or a tomb (because the Korean tombs are mounds). To write the name for Ulleungdo in Chinese characters, "Uru" is shortened to "Ul" (鬱; 울) to maintain the sound, and "ma" was represented by "leung" (陵; 릉) to maintain the meaning "mound." Thus, the word Ulleungdo (鬱陵島) is a composite worid including the sound of Uruma and the meaning of Uruma. There is also an alternative view that "U" came from the local name of "Ujunya" of Uljin. Either way, it is clear that "U" or "Ul" is a phonetic translation of the original Korean name, and "leungdo" is a translation of the meaning of the original word.


Son - wiki
U (often misspelled as: ou). Examples: "Usadden" ("son of Sadden"), "Uâli" ("son of Âli").
A kínai (han) wü {pronunciation: "u"} jelentése ház/house.

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