mũũriũ

n. · class 1/2

son. Son. A male child in relation to his parents; male offspring.

Example: Ataanakua nĩatũmanĩire mũũriũ Tobia akĩmwĩra atĩrĩ, (As he was dying, he summoned his son Tobiah and Tobiah’s seven sons, and commanded him, “Son, take your children Gn 47:29–30.); atĩ, mũndũ akaarĩa mũũriũ, ũrĩa ũngĩ naake arĩe mwarĩ. (that we would each eat We would each eat : such dreadful events were the result of the prolonged siege of Jerusalem; cf. Lam 2:20. the flesh of our sons, each the flesh of our daughters.)

Related words

ũruo — sleeplessness; the state of being unable to sleep or rest peacefully

ũũra — loss, a state of lacking; 2. (in compounds) ũũra-hinya = lack of strength; ũũra-

mũũra — down, fluff (as of fine feathers); fluffy seeds (as dandelion and flowering bush

mũũro — running away, flight; 2. perdition, destruction (of life)

mũũrũa — iron-sand; unsmelted iron ore

rĩũra — deserted, overgrown hut; 2. (cl. 6) ruin, desolation (in concrete form)

rĩũru — worth; arĩ rĩũrũ = he is important

tũũri — young ones, kids. Young ones. The young offspring of animals, especially young g

kĩũra — frog; small amphibian that lives near water sources, known for its jumping abili

kĩũru — darkness; dark place

mbũra — rain; mbũra ya njahi (mbembe), long rains beginning in March; 2. mbũra ya kĩmera

mbũri — a spirit which possesses people; e na mbũri (he is possessed, unsound in mind, c