mũrĩmi

n. · class 1/2

farmer, cultivator; mũrimi tiwe mũrii see under mũrii; ũrimi morimi [moorimi] n. 1. work, art, of cultivation, agriculture; 2. product of a person's cultivation; mũrimi wa mbeca earnings, earning of small sums

Etymology: From rĩma (to cultivate). The mũ- prefix denotes the person who performs the action - the farmer/cultivator.

Related words

ũrimũ — foolishness; stupidity; ignorance
ũrĩme — a cultivated area; ũrime wa mũndũ one person's cultivation
ũrĩmi — farming, agriculture
ũrĩmo — cultivation, ground to cultivate, room to make gardens; githaka gitari ũrimo an
karima — furrow, drill. Furrow, drill, small trench. A shallow trench made in soil for pl
mũrima — (n.k.) 1. side, slope; compare with. mũrimo; 2. (cl. 4) the first step up from t
mũrimau — memorial; object or structure created to preserve and honor the memory of a pers
mũrimia — mũrimia mbeca (mbia, ciringi) wage-earner, casual worker
mũrimũ — sickness, disease, illness; 2. mũrimu wa ciana, children's disease; 3. mũrimu wa
Kĩrĩma — Mountain / Hill
Kũrĩma — to cultivate; "to cultivate soil using tools for planting crops; fundamental agr