kũogwo

v.

1. to be washed, be confined. To be washed, to be confined. In agricultural context, refers to livestock being confined/housed or substances being kept in particular conditions.

Example: Ihinda ria kũhũhĩra nĩ riabata na kuogwo dawa yagĩrĩirwo kũhuhĩrwo mbere ya mbura kũringa kana kĩambĩrĩria-inĩ yaringa. (Timing is critical for the control of leaf rust and the sprays should be applied before the commencement and during the early period of the rainy season.); Mboco cia kahũa noikorwo irĩ thaka, no nĩwega kwaga gũciĩkera mũkebe-inĩ ũrona nĩũndũ ũtheri nĩũtũmaga ĩgatee mũcamo. Kuogwo cĩigwo handũ hatarahetũkia ũtheri na hahehu. (Coffee beans can be beautiful, but avoid clear canisters which will allow light to compromise the taste of your coffee. Keep your beans in a dark and cool location.); Ng'ombe ihingagirwo na kuogwo ikahũthĩra hinya mũingĩ wa kuuma irio-inĩ gũkũra na gũthondeka iria. (Cows are confined and therefore use most of the energy from feeds for growth and milk production.)