181. The suffix "-uj-" may be used to form words indicating "that which
contains, bears, or is a receptacle for", some number or quantity of
that which is expressed by the root. It may be used instead of "-lando"
to form the name of a region containing any one race or tribe, and
instead of "-arbo" to form the names of fruit trees:
ujo = a receptacle. patrujo (patrolando) = fatherland.
monujo = purse. sukerujo = sugar-bowl.
supujo = soup-tureen. pomujo (pomarbo) = apple-tree.
leterujo = letter-case. sagujo = quiver.