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hagĩũka

v.

  1. there came. There came. A locative verb form indicating the arrival or occurrence of something at a particular place, using the locative prefix 'ha-' (there) with the verb 'ũka' (to come).

Example: Hagĩcoka hagĩũka mũgambo ũkĩmwĩra atĩrĩ, Petero, ũkĩra, ũthĩnje ũrĩe. (A voice said to him, “Get up, Peter. Slaughter and eat.”); Atũm 11.28. Na twakorũo tũikarĩte matukũ maingĩ kuo, hagĩuka mũnabii wetagwo Agabo, oimĩte Judea. (We had been there several days when a prophet named Agabus Agabus : mentioned in Acts 11:28 as the prophet who predicted the famine that occurred when Claudius was emperor. came down from Judea.)