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oru

adj.

  1. wicked, evil. Wicked, evil. Morally bad or wrong; characterized by immoral or sinful behavior; describing persons who act against moral or divine law.

Example: Tiga gũkanaiguĩra andũ arĩa oru ũiru, (on the fates of the wicked and foolish—begins with a warning not to take the foolish as role models. The same admonition is repeated in 23:17–18 and 24:19–20. In 24:1, the verb means “to be jealous, zealous; to emulate.” The motive stated in the other passages—the wicked have no future—is indirectly stated here. Do not envy the wicked,); Andũ arĩa oru matiiguaga gĩtũmi kĩa maũndũ ma kĩhooto, (but those who seek the L ord understand everything.)

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  • kĩoro — pattern drawn and painted on a shield
  • nyora — to eat (soft food such as bananas, beans, and similar things.) with relish; fini
  • woru — internal softening, damage from blow; putrefaction, rottenness
  • mborio — (n.k.) piece of ground re-dug
  • ruoro — cl. 3; 2. brand mark on cattle or bee-barrel; 3. (n.k.) ruoro [ruooro]
  • ora — to rot, become soft and rotten, go bad