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mũgwate

n.

  1. captive; person who has been seized and held against their will, especially during raids or conflicts in traditional Gĩkũyũ warfare

Example: nyĩtwo mũgwate

Related words

  • ngwata — (in a sexual sense) have intercourse with, rape; (of plants) take hold, take roo
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  • mũgwato — heat, sexual desire in animals
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  • rũgwata — lasting power, something to grip on to, substance
  • gwata — (in a sexual sense) have intercourse with, rape; (of plants) take hold, take roo
  • kũgwatia — to conceive, catch. To conceive or become pregnant (of animals). In dairy farmin