itungati

n.

1. armies, forces. Armies, forces. Military forces or armed troops; organized groups of soldiers prepared for battle or military service.

Example: Mũfilisiti ũcio agĩkiuga atĩrĩ, Nĩndamũnyararithia, inyuĩ itungati cia Isiraeli ũmũthĩ; mũtikĩ’he mũndũ ũmwe tũhũrane nake. (The Philistine continued: “I defy the ranks of Israel today. Give me a man and let us fight together.”); Nao andũ othe arĩa mamũrigicĩirie atĩ nĩguo mamũteithie, o na itungati ciake ciothe, ngamahurunjĩra huho-inĩ ciothe, njoke njomorithie rũhiũ rũa njora rũmoime thutha. (All his retinue, his aides and all his troops, I will scatter to the winds and pursue them with the sword. 2 Kgs 25:5; Jer 21:7.)