Words Starting with "U"

The part of a bullet tip that explodes upon impact, serving as a detonator.

Archaic Minangkabau term meaning to negotiate or make peace; also means male child.

Archaic term for the youngest child in a family.

Archaic term referring to the intestines.

Archaic term from Minangkabau and Jakarta Malay dialect meaning older brother, or a short form of 'muda' (young).

In the Jakarta Malay dialect, it means to hunt or chase, such as chasing a thief; derived from the Javanese 'mengudak-udak' meaning to stir or mix thoroughly.

An archaic word meaning gloomy or melancholic, no longer commonly used in modern Indonesian.

A hard-shelled aquatic animal of the order Decapoda, featuring a pair of claws on the front legs, a segmented body, and a short tail, belonging to the crustacean group.

A freshwater shrimp with a dark green to yellowish-green color and a very short rostrum, approximately half the length of its head, belonging to the species Macrobrachium lar.

A small shrimp from the Caridina family that lives in freshwater and brackish water, with hairs on the tip of its claws.

A freshwater shrimp species inhabiting altitudes of 250-2000 meters above sea level, characterized by a strong, serrated head horn.

An idiom describing profound inner turmoil or suffering.

A commercially valuable marine shrimp species, bluish-brown in color and approximately 20 cm long; Melapenaeus monoceros.

A large freshwater shrimp species found in rivers and swamps influenced by tides; Macrobrachium rosenbergii.

Tiny shrimp species commonly processed into shrimp paste (terasi).

A proverb describing someone who fails to recognize their own faults or shortcomings.

Shrimp that lives among coral or reefs, commonly found in tropical waters.

Small dried shrimp, commonly used as a seasoning or flavoring agent in cooking.

Dried shrimp, often called ebi, used as an ingredient or seasoning in cooking.

Shrimp that lives in freshwater pools or lubuk, commonly found in rivers or lakes.

A freshwater shrimp with high economic value, featuring brownish-red to bluish coloration, particularly on the sixth segment.

A type of freshwater shrimp approximately 20 cm long, dark green with stripes, commonly found in freshwater bodies.

A shrimp commonly found in muddy coastal waters, brown in color with a yellowish-brown tail, flattened head, and fan-like tail.

A shrimp species commonly found in aquaculture areas, with a light brownish-yellow color on its legs and tail, approximately 25 cm long, and featuring a small rostrum.

A small-sized shrimp commonly used in traditional Indonesian cooking.

A small shrimp species (Acetes) commonly used in Indonesian cuisine, particularly for making dried shrimp paste (ebi) or petis.

A fresh shrimp species with a yellowish-green color, adaptable to environments, approximately 7 cm long, and featuring a straight forward-projecting rostrum.

A freshwater shrimp species, also known as giant prawn, which is large and commonly farmed for consumption.

A type of shrimp that inhabits river ecosystems, distinct from marine shrimp.

A proverb for a person who fails to acknowledge or recognize their own deficiencies.