My Suggestions

kũhaka

v.

  1. to apply, spread. To apply or spread. To put on or administer substances such as pesticides, treatments, fertilizers, or medicinal preparations onto plants, animals, or soil surfaces.

Example: Maaĩ marĩ thabuni na maguta ihũthĩrwo rĩria gũtarĩ ũrugarĩ mũĩngĩ kana rĩua ihiũ nĩũndũ mathangũ nomagarũrũke rangi wamo. Mathaa 48 mbere ya kũhaka mathangũ, honge ciambĩrĩre. (Use soapy water or oils only during non-hot and non-sunny periods to prevent discolouration of leaves. Prior to applying them extensively, apply to a branch and after 48 hours check for adverse rea...); Njĩra ya kweheria ngũcĩ ni kũhaka mũtukanio wa iodine na maguta o mũthenya nginya rĩrĩa kĩronda gĩkahona. (To treat scabs, dilute iodine solution and ointment every day until they get healed.); Njĩra ya kweheria ngũcĩ ni kũhaka mũtukanio wa iodine na maguta (mũtũkanio wa sulfur poweder na vaseline) o mũthenya nginya rĩrĩa kĩronda gĩkahona. (Scabs can be treated with dilute iodine solution and ointment (sulfur powder and Vaseline) daily until the lesions heal.)

Related words

  • ihaki — bribe; payment or gift offered secretly to influence someone's actions or decisi
  • mahaki — offerings, sacrifices. Offerings, sacrifices. Plural form referring to gifts or
  • mĩhaka — borders, boundaries. Borders, boundaries. The demarcated edges or limits of a te
  • mũhaka — used as conj. (preceded by no) or until
  • mũhaki — painter; person who applies paint or decorative colors to walls, buildings, or o
  • haka — to bribe; influence, pervert, the actions, judgement, of someone by gifts or oth
  • hake — his/her (place). His, her (possessive referring to place). Possessive pronoun us
  • haku — your (place). Your (place). A possessive locative pronoun indicating a place bel