Phrase Detail

Say: lahr-nuuk

Vowels: Standard 'a' as in 'path', 'u' as in 'put'

Phrase consisting of noun and possessive ending - his/her/it's (uk). (The 'n'  is added between the 'r' ending of 'lar' and the 'uk' for the combined word to flow well.)

In Wamba Wamba many names of things that might be owned by something, or be a part of something were said so often that the possessive ending 'uk' (or kuk, guk, nuk) was kept on the word just like 'larnuk'. 
1) Do a word search for 'uk' and see how many words have 'uk' on the end.
2) Make a list of words with different joining letters eg (k)uk, (g)uk