matheri

adj.

empty, empty-handed. Empty, empty-handed. Having nothing; without possessions, gifts, or contents; bare or void of something expected.

Example: No rĩĩrĩ, ndũkaae gũthiĩ mbere ya Mwathani mooko matheri, (and one who gives alms presents a sacrifice of praise.); na mbere yakwa hatikanoneke mũndũ o na ũrĩkũ wĩ moko matheri. (You shall keep the feast of Unleavened Bread. As I have commanded you, you must eat unleavened bread for seven days at the appointed time in the month of Abib, for it was then that you came out of Egypt. No one shall appear before me Appear before me : the original expression was “see my face”; so also in several other places, as 23:17; 34:23–24; Dt 16:16; 31:11. empty-handed.)

Related words

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ũtheru — cleanness, purity; freedom from dirt

Gĩtheri — Food made from maize / beans

gũtheri — open space, wilderness. Open space. An uninhabited area, wilderness, or open fie

mũthere — cooked whole grain (maize, millet, and similar cereals) unmixed with anything el

there — human body-hair

theri — jackal; carnivorous mammal, scavenging animal known in Gĩkũyũ folklore for its c

ũtheri — light, radiance, brightness; state of emptiness, nakedness

matheru — holy, sacred, pure. Holy. Sacred, set apart, or consecrated to God; spiritually

thera — be bright, shine, sparkle; be clean, transparent, pure, innocent; be wise (in wo

theria — purify, cleanse. Purify or cleanse. To undergo or perform ritual purification, e

therie — pure. Pure. Free from mixture, contamination, or imperfection; especially used t