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1. One of the common Filipino dialect that expresses anger toward someone or something. could also be related to putangina but only a different dialect.

2. May also be a shout for joy for some population, when one feels happy.
1. Ukinana! inya ti bagbagam? you mofo! why did you kick my cat?

2. Ukinana! i won the lottery!
Ukinana by jose rizal February 28, 2008
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Ukininam 

Uki = women private part
Innam = mother

Uki innam or ukininam when heard
Ukininam

When addressed. "Your mother's private part"

In street lingo or slang, "fck u"

In tagalog, "p*ki ng *na m*"
Ukininam by Korekter October 3, 2021
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Means "I love you" in iloko.
Ukinnam Nene nakabangbangsit ka!
In English it means "I love you Nene you are so beautiful".
ukinnam by Makatang_Iloko February 9, 2021

ukininam 

Jesse: hey Jeff you have a small dick

Jeff: ukininam! How do you know?
ukininam by Lovemanpussy March 4, 2018

Ukininam 

“I love you” in filipino. Typically used to address your lover. If you want to impress your filipino girlfriend, tell her “Ukininam”
“Hey babe, Ukininam.”
“Where did u learn that?!”
Ukininam by thefilipinopakshet February 2, 2020

Ukininam 

A Filipino word from the Ilocano language. It is usually used as an endearment, a greeting, or an expression. This expression means "my love," "I love you," or "I miss you."
You have been gone for 3 weeks, ukininam.
I ukininam you, mother.
You look so ukininam.
Ukininam by Wethaey December 14, 2021
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