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gũkuo

n. · class 15/6

  1. erosion, washing away. Erosion. The process by which soil, rock, or other surface material is worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind, water, or gravity; a major concern in agricultural land management.

Example: Mũceng'i ĩrehaga baita nene, kwa mũhiano, gũteithĩrĩria kũiga maaĩ tĩĩri-inĩ rĩrĩa gwĩ kũũmũ, kũgiria ria rĩkũre, gũtuĩka thumu rĩrĩa mahuti macio mabutha , gũthondeka mũmbĩre wa tĩĩri ona kũgiria ... (Mulching has several benefits to coffee e.g. conservation of moisture during dry spells, suppression of weed growth, nutrient supply, improvement of soil structure and water infiltration, checking ...); Hihi njanjo ibatiĩ gũkuo atĩa? (How to transport vaccines?); ĩkira neti ya kĩruru tuta-inĩ nĩguo kũgitĩra mĩũngũrwa kũrĩo nĩ tũtambi, gũkuo nĩkĩguũ kana gũcinwo nĩriũa (Protect the seedbed with a net or shed to prevent the seedlings from early pest infestation, heavy rain, and direct sunlight.)

Related words

  • mũkuui — raw blood (consumed fresh)
  • mũkũi — large tree (Newtonia buchananii) (foliage resembles black wattle, generally ripa
  • Ngai! — Oh God! (surprise)
  • Nguo ya igũrũ — Jacket; upper body garment worn over other clothing for warmth or protection, mo
  • Nguo ya thĩĩni — Underwear; clothing worn beneath outer garments, intimate apparel worn next to t
  • ng'oo — descr. of the subdued sound of people's voices (as people conversing in a hut);
  • ngĩa — poor man; 2. pauper; 3. one not blessed with this world's goods
  • ngũĩ — large tree (Newtonia buchananii) (foliage resembles black wattle, generally ripa
  • ukia — poverty; state of lacking material possessions or resources; condition of having
  • mũkeu — shrub (Dombeya goetzenii)
  • mũkio — noise of running feet
  • mũkoe — timber-tree (Syzygium guineense)