ua

Fox (prairie), tschiua̍hk (ua separated, accent on uahk, abruptly ended).

To these we may add ua in persuade; and perhaps the combinations of w and the vowels, in well, will, &c.

A poet whose poems are most valuable from an antiquarian point of view is Cinaed Ua h-Artacin (d. 975).

To the eastward Ua-huka was being blotted out by an evening rain-squall that was fast overtaking the Snark.

He gives an epitome of that of the sons of Ua Corra, which seems at least in parts to be almost equally wild.