igua

v.t. · class 2

to 2; 2. be sensitive, feel, feel by touching, smell; 3. nĩwaigua ta marigũ me matotũ? (did the bananas feel soft to the touch?); igua kĩeha (feel sad); igua guoya (be afraid, feel frightened); igua thoni (feel shy, have a sense of shame); igua ngoro ya (have a strong desire for, feel inclined to); igua thũti (lust after, itch to get at); igua mũrio (have a nice taste in the mouth); igua thithi (be ticklish, experience a sensation); igua gĩkeno (feel glad, happy); igua wega (feel well, pleased); igua ũũrũ (feel unwell, bad, grieved); igua (o) tii (have a splitting headache, buzzing ears); igua ruo (feel pain); igua tha (have pity, mercy)

Example: igua ũũrũ

Related words

ũigo — ability to be conveniently carried, disposed of, stowed away

ũigũ — dampness, wetness; (of grass, and similar things.) greenness

Igai — inheritance; property, possessions, or rights passed down from parents or ancest

maigo — things stored away

njĩgĩ — species of common waxbill or weaver bird (Mannikin)

rũĩgĩ — species of hawk/kestrel

iga — to learn, make a start at learning, be a novice at; do as one unskilled or unuse

iguai — to hear; to listen

igĩe — let it (class 5) have (subjunctive)

kũiga — to put; to place; to keep