korwo

v.

1. be found, have. Be found. To be in a state of having certain characteristics or properties; in agriculture, describes the condition or qualities that produce (fruit, facilities) possesses, such as texture, color, or features.

Example: Mataneti, kana harĩa ng'ombe igũciarĩra, habatiĩ gũkorwo hahũrĩtwo dawa ya kũũraga njamuthi, hakarwo iji ithathatu cia mahuti na riera rĩgakorwo nĩrĩracera wega. (The maternity area should be disinfected, well bedded (6 inches), and well-ventilated.); 2. Mũhianĩre wa ikoro – ikoro rĩgakorwo na mũtutu mwerũ na rangi ũkagarũrũka kuuma grini nduru nginya ngirini hunyũku. (2. Fruit Peel appearance-peel has white powdery substance, peel color change from dark green to pale green); rĩgakorwo rĩrĩ inyoroku, na mũrĩo (It has a smooth, nutty and sweet taste)