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ub, vulg. uba, s.f. Dawn, daybreak, morning:—ub-ez, or ub-ezān, part. adj. Rising early in the morning:—ub-ez, or ub-ezā, orub-eziyā, s.m. A thief who rises early in the morning and steals before people are awake:—ub-dam, Dawn of day, early morning:—ub-ě-ādiq, s.f. 'The true dawn' (opp. to ub-ě-kāib), dawn of day:—ub-se shām-tak, From morn till eve:—ub-ub, adv. At early dawn:—ub-ě-kāib, s.f. The false dawn, the time just before daybreak:—ub karnā, v.n. To pass the whole night till dawn:—ub-gāh, or ub-gāhā, s.f. The morning time, the early dawn:—ub-gāhī, adj. Of or relating to the morning or the early dawn:—ub-o-shām karnā, v.t. To put off from time to time; to evade, to shilly-shally:—ub-honā, v.n. To dawn, to become morning.