haku

poss.

your (place). Your (place). A possessive locative pronoun indicating a place belonging to or associated with the second person singular, formed from the locative 'ha-' and possessive 'aku' (your).

Example: Ngagũtugutania ũrutwo wĩra-inĩ waku, ũguthwo ũrutwo handũ haku hau hatũũgĩru. (I will thrust you from your office); Wee Ngai-rĩ, wĩtigĩrithania waku nĩ mũnene, ũrĩa uumaga handũ harĩa haku haamũre; (Confess the power of God,)

Related words

ihaki — bribe; payment or gift offered secretly to influence someone's actions or decisi
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mĩhaka — borders, boundaries. Borders, boundaries. The demarcated edges or limits of a te
mũhaka — used as conj. (preceded by no) or until
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haka — to bribe; influence, pervert, the actions, judgement, of someone by gifts or oth
hake — his/her (place). His, her (possessive referring to place). Possessive pronoun us
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