 There's a possibility there. So unta, I might spell it U-N-T-A, and that's very significant, and that it's specific to the Ladino and Sephardic connection, because in Spanish, Portuguese, Galician, and Catalan, there's a verb untar, U-N-T-A-R, that means to spread, to grease, to smear. So you might say el pan con grasa, which means to spread with fat.