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mwĩtĩĩo

n. · class 1/4

  1. pride, arrogance. Pride, arrogance. Excessive self-regard or haughtiness; an attitude of superiority that is considered sinful or socially problematic.

Example: Mwĩtĩĩo na kwaga kĩhooto nĩithũirwo nĩ Mwathani o na andũ. (Odious to the Lord and to mortals is pride, and for both oppression is a crime.); Mũndũ mwĩhia enyiitithagia na mĩario yake ya mwĩtĩĩo na ya kũrumana. (Through the lips the sinner is caught; by them the reviler and the arrogant are tripped up.)

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  • mwĩto — callings, longing, nostalgia
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  • mũitũ — wild maniac or robber who attacks travellers, terrorist
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  • wĩto — calling, invitation
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  • ĩta — see ĩta