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ciigana

v.

  1. to number, count. To number, count. To determine the quantity or amount of something; to enumerate or reckon.

Example: Ataraga njata o ũrĩa ciigana; (He numbers the stars,); Mat 15.34-38. O na kana mĩgate ĩrĩa mũgwanja ya andũ ngiri inya, na nĩ mbawa ciigana mwoire? (15:34–38. Or the seven loaves for the four thousand, and how many baskets you took up?)

Related words

  • ũigana — worthiness, greatness. Worthiness, greatness. The quality of being appropriate,
  • mũigana — size, number, quantity; (of vessel) capacity
  • Maĩgana? — how many; interrogative word asking about quantity or number of items, people, o
  • kũigana — to be sufficient. To be sufficient, to be enough. To be adequate in quantity or
  • maigana — how many, how much. How many/much. Interrogative term asking about quantity or n
  • Iganu — Fulfilled, satisfied