maniũrũ

n. · class 6

1. nostrils. Nostrils. The openings of the nose through which air passes during breathing; often used metaphorically in biblical contexts to represent God's anger or breath.

Example: na icũhĩ cia ciara o na cia maniũrũ, (the signet rings, and the nose rings;); Hagĩkĩambata ndogo yumĩte maniũrũ make, (is probably a description of a violent, hot, and dry east-wind storm. In the fall transition period from the rainless summer to the rainy winter such storms regularly precede the rains, cf. Ex 14:21–22. The earth rocked and shook;)