Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Uga
dryadjective
- Alternative meanings
Having no water, moisture, or liquid. Used for clothes, soil, food, weather, skin, or objects that are dry.
- Pronunciation
OO-gah
- Root and affixes
Uga means dry. Mauga or muuga can mean to dry or become dry. Uga kaayo means very dry. Uga-uga can intensify or describe something dried out depending on context.
- Variants or conjugations
dry; dried; very dry; dried out; arid; to dry; become dry
- Related words and expressions
water; wet; heat; sun; skin; soil; clothes; weather
- Meaning and usage notes
Use uga for dry in a physical sense. For a dry person or dry reply meaning cold or curt, use a contextual phrase such as lain, bugnaw, or mubo ang tubag.
drieddried outdryto drywithout moisture
Uga na ang sinina sa gawas.
The clothes outside are already dry.
Mauga ang yuta kung walay ulan.
The ground dries up if there is no rain.
