gũtatĩria

v.

1. to drop, administer drops. To drop, to administer drops. To apply liquid medicine or vaccine in drop form, especially into the eye or nostril of poultry.

Example: Wĩtheme kũhe njanjo ĩrĩ maaĩ-inĩ kũrĩ ngũkũ itarĩ cia kũhingĩrwo nĩundũ nociage kũnyua gĩthimi kĩrĩa kĩagĩrĩire.Na ithenya-inĩ rĩu ũihe na njĩra ya gũtatĩria ritho kana iniũrũ. (Avoid giving vaccine in water or feed for free-ranging chickens as it is not easy for chickens to consume the right dosage. Instead use eye/nostril drops); Nĩguo kũhota kũhe njanjo na njĩra ya gũtatĩria ritho kana iniũrũ, ugũbatara kũthĩra cindano njeke mũno kana dropper. (To achieve a successful vaccination via eye/nasal drop, you require a hypodermic needle, syringe, or a dropper); Njanjo ya gũtatĩria ritho ĩrutaga wĩra wega gũkĩra ĩngĩciothe cia gũtatĩĩrĩa kũndũ kũngũ. (Eye drop vaccination produces stronger protection compared to other delivery routes.)