njanjo

n.

1. vaccine, vaccination. Vaccine. A biological preparation administered to livestock to provide immunity against specific diseases such as East Coast Fever or anthrax.

Example: Njanjo cia mũrimũ wa ngaaĩ nĩigitagĩra ng’ombe cia iria na hihi ng'ombe ĩbatiĩ gũthecwo maita maigana? (Is east coast fever vaccinations necessary to protect dairy cows and how often should they be administered?); Njanjo ya mũrimũ wa ngaaĩ ĩrĩa ĩtagwo ECF Muguga Vaccine, nĩya gĩkĩro kĩa igũru na nĩ ĩhũthĩkĩte na ĩkonania mawega mabũrũri marĩa marĩ rũgũrũ, gatagatĩ na mũhuro wa Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda... (ECF Muguga Vaccine is a quality vaccine and is used successfully across East, Central and Southern Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe) against east coast fever.); Njanjo ya ngaaĩ no ĩheo njaũ ya ũkũrũ wa mũeri ũmwe. (Can be used in calves from one month of age.)