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Sixteen words put U first and A third, and the UR and UN openings take most of them.
U is a rare opening letter and an A in the third box narrows what follows sharply. R takes the second box in six of the sixteen, thirty eight percent, and N takes five.
L takes two and G, K and S manage one apiece. That is the whole page, and most of it is specialised vocabulary rather than words you carry.
Nothing here repeats a letter, so a visible double rules the pattern out entirely. That is worth knowing before you spend a turn.
UNAPT, UNARM and UNARY are the UN entries, all built by attaching the prefix to a short stem. USAGE and UKASE are the two most reachable words on the page, and neither comes from the dominant branch.
E closes five of the sixteen, thirty one percent, with I on four. R leads the fourth box on four words. URARE, URARI and URALI are three variant spellings of the same arrow poison, which is a strange corner of a short page.
Yes. It is the most common word here by a wide margin and it tests S in the second box, which nothing else on the page uses.
An official decree. It is the second most reachable word here and the only one with K in the second box.
U opens very few English words to begin with, and requiring A in the third box leaves sixteen. Most of what survives came in from other languages.