cũngĩrĩria

v.

1. to cause loss. Cause loss; lead to damage. To bring about destruction, failure, or economic loss, especially through pest damage, disease impact, or physical harm to crops or livestock.

Example: Riria ngũkũ ĩrarekia itumbĩ, njĩra ya ũciari nĩyumanaga nanja na nĩũndũ wa ũgwo, kũngĩkorwo kũrĩ na ũtheri mũingĩ gĩtara-inĩ gĩtarĩ gĩake wega, ngũkũ ingĩ no imĩkanyekanye na gũcũngĩrĩria gĩkũo kia... (When an egg is laid, there is extraversion of the oviduct with high light intensity and poor nest quality; the protruded oviduct can be pecked by other birds causing death.); Mĩrimũ na tũtambi: Mĩrimũ na tũtambi no ĩgũthũkĩrie mũgũnda wothe kana ĩtũme mĩembe ĩciare matunda matarĩ mega na gũcũngĩrĩria hathara. (Pest and diseases – Mango pests and diseases can wipe out your mango orchard, or make your mango harvest be of inferior quality, leading to losses.); Nĩ igunyũ cia rangi wa grey iria ciguraragĩa kana kũrenga mũkori gĩtina-inĩ gũcũngĩrĩria mũmera kũgũa (They are grayish black larvae that partially or completely bite the stem at ground level causing the plant to fall over.)