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kũcera

v.

  1. circulate, flow through. Circulate, flow through, or pass through freely. In agricultural contexts, specifically refers to air circulation and ventilation in coffee drying, animal housing, or plant canopies; proper aeration that allows air to flow freely through a space or material.

Example: Ceha kahũa nĩgetha rĩera rĩhote gũcera wega. (Prune and remove old branches and leaves so as to enhance aeration); Nĩwega gũceha thutha wa kũgetha nĩgũo rĩera rĩkahota gũcera wega. (Prune properly after harvest to maintain open penetration and improve aeration); Hũthĩra itanda ciretĩkĩria rĩera gũcera kuuma nathi na naiguru irĩ na ũraihu wa mita 1 na warie wa mita 1.2. (Use drying beds that provide aeration from above and below, with a height of approximately 1 m and a width of approximately 1.2m.); Makũmbĩ ma kahũa no mũhaka makorwo marĩ matherũ, matarĩ na wũigũ, na marĩ na riera rĩracera thĩinĩ wega. (Coffee stores should be dry, clean and well ventilated.); Iga waru ciaku hadũ hahehu, hatarĩ ũtheri na haria rĩera rĩracera wega nigũo kugĩrĩrĩria kuma nguha na gecejia rangi wa grini. (Store potatoes in a cool, dark place with good ventilation to prevent sprouting and greening.); ũkĩgetha, getha ũbacĩrĩĩre, banga na ũige marĩgũ maku handũ harĩ rĩera rĩracera wega nĩguo maikare kahinda karaihu. (Post-harvest handling includes careful harvesting, proper packaging, and storage in a cool, well-ventilated area to extend shelf life.)

Related words

  • njere — piece of calabash used for drinking gruel
  • macera — stretcher, litter
  • cera — to cultivate soil lightly, loosen top soil; 2. turn up ground with a knife after
  • cere — descr. of: the sound of cracking, breaking, especially of a calabash; the crack