kũũmana

v.

1. originate from, derive. Originate from; derive. To come from or be produced from a particular source or parent stock, especially referring to plant material such as suckers derived from tissue culture or other mother plants.

Example: Ni wega kũiga natharĩ ya marigũ ya thuna ciumanite na marigũ ma mũciarithanio? (Is it okay to establish a banana orchard using suckers derived from tissue culture plants?); ĩĩ no wũige, nĩ kũri andu mendagia thuna icio ciumanite na marigũ ma mũciarithanio (Yes, it is ok and there are several people who sell suckers from orchards that were started using tissue culture plants.); Ona kũrĩ oũguo rĩ, thuna ciumanite na marigũ ma mũciarithanio no ta thuna iria ingi kwoguo nĩigumagĩrwo nĩ mĩrimũ na tũtambi o ta thuna iria ĩngĩ (However, suckers derived from tissue culture plants are just like any other suckers, and not pest- and disease-free.)