uned noun Sense 1 English. Flesh, meat, muscle of animals; meat of fruits and roots. Example sentence: Subanen. Pengumais mu gela'i guned di tulanen kiin, dekag mu pekilasay. Example sentence: Subanen. Su pimulau mani, duun nai guneden, laak mekengud pa, ndi' pa pia bekuten. English. The peanuts I planted have nuts on them, but they are still immature, not yet ready to pull up. English. Remove all the meat from those bones, before you serve it out. Example sentence: Subanen. Ki susu', guningen, iini mbaal takepen, laak kig lelemes, guningen, mititenga' di guneden. English. The ‘cat's eye’ of the susu' snail is its door, but the lelemes snail's ‘cat's eye’ is in the middle of its flesh. Sense 2 English. Contents of s.t., as of a handbag. Sense 3 English. Blade of a knife, tip of a spear. Example sentence: Subanen. Laungen dia gina'en, “Ina', lema' siselem, uiten ku ki sumagan ni telawan kiin, laak dagid ki guneden kiin, ndi' da peduma dun.” English. He said to his mother, “Mother, tomorrow morning I'm going to take along the shaft of that spear, but as for its tip, I won't include it.” verb English. Is developing fruit. Idiom: gunedan gukiten English. What is perceived as a true story as opposed to fiction. Example sentence: Subanen. Ki gukiten ni getaw kiin, leliagen dau mekineeg dun, gunedan da, kana' en da balus. English. I like the story this person is telling, it's truel, it's not just made up. Idiom: lamug di guned English. Usu. of a person's behavior, has become habitual. Example sentence: Subanen. Aa, ki getaw kiin, ki melaat gulaulanen, milamug na di guneden.... English. Well, that person, his evil behavior has become habitual....