kamera

to say, speak. To say, speak. To utter words or express something verbally; often used in narrative contexts to introduce direct speech.

Example: Jer 31.31-34. Ĩndĩ Ngai nĩekuonania ihĩtia rĩao akamera ũũ: (But he finds fault with them and says: In citing Jeremiah the author follows the Septuagint; some apparent departures from it may be the result of a different Septuagintal text rather than changes deliberately introduced.); Na rĩrĩ, ũcio wamũkunyanĩire nĩaamaheete kĩmenyithia akamera, Ũrĩa ndĩrĩmumunya, ũcio nĩwe: mũmũnyite. (His betrayer had arranged a sign with them, saying, “The man I shall kiss is the one; arrest him.”)

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