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aro

interj.

  1. may it not be. May it not be. An interjection expressing a strong wish that something not happen; used in oaths and curses, often in the formula 'Ngai aro' (May God forbid); a particle of imprecation or prohibition.

Example: Aro 13.1 Atĩrĩĩrĩ, mwaheirwo ũnene kuuma kũrĩ Mwathani, (Because authority was given you by the Lord); Nake Nabothu akĩĩra Ahabu atĩrĩ, Jehova aro’thũũra ingĩkũhe ũgai ũrĩa aa baba maagaire, atĩ ũtuĩke waku. (Naboth said to Ahab, “The L ord forbid that I should give you my ancestral heritage.” Heritage : Hebrew naḥalah . Naboth is unwilling to sell or exchange his vineyard. According to the Israelite system of land tenure and distribution, land was held in common within a social unit. The ancestral naḥalah was not private property, to be alienated at will.)

Related words

  • kĩaro — ndathiĩ kĩaro (I am off to work)
  • kaarĩ — careful, meticulous person
  • mwaria — (a) mwaria-ma (one who speaks the truth); (b) mwaria-njarie, mwaria-kiarie (N.K.
  • mwario — language; system of spoken communication used by a particular people or communit
  • rĩara — alertness; quality of being ready and quick to act, swiftness in responding to s
  • -ciara — give birth to. To bring forth offspring; to be born
  • Kaara ka mũira — pinky; smallest digit of the hand, the fifth finger used for delicate tasks and
  • haaro — outside; outdoors; exterior
  • haarĩ — there was. There was or there existed. A locative-existential verb form indicati
  • kĩaru — rĩo nĩ kĩaru (have a stitch)