mũũma

n. · class oma [ooma] (iii

hard-hearted, pitiless person (used in compound mũũma-ngoro); mũũma-tha = callous person

Etymology: From ũma (to harden) + ngoro (heart). A person whose heart has hardened.

Related words

kiumia — Sunday; a week; thĩĩ kĩũmia = go to church on Sunday; kĩũmia kĩria kĩnyĩnyĩ = th
kĩũma — bead; kĩũma kĩa rĩĩtho = pupil, apple, of eye; cĩũma cĩa ĩtĩna = girl's bead wai
kĩũmũ — thenge kĩũmũ = he-goat with fore-quarters of lighter shade than rest of body (li
muumo — coming out, passing of youth; age-grade of those recently initiated into adult s
mũũmi — person; individual who emerges or exits from a place, departing from an enclosed
ũma — to dry, harden; become hard, stiff, dry; wither, be parched. Idioms: ũma ngoro (
ũmia — harden, make hard. Harden; make hard. To cause something to become hard or unyie