rũrĩkũ

pron.

which, any. Which, any. An interrogative or indefinite pronoun used to inquire about or refer to an unspecified member of a group; 'which one' or 'any one'.

Example: Amu-rĩ, rũgai nĩ rũrĩkũ rũrĩa ingĩtũmĩrũo nĩ Ngai ũrĩ igũrũ? (What portion comes from God above,); Ĩkĩnyiita Judithi ĩkĩambĩrĩria kũmũũria atĩrĩ, “Ũrĩ wa rũũrĩrĩ rũrĩkũ? Uumĩĩte kũ na wathiĩ kũ?” (The men took her in custody and asked her, “To what people do you belong? Where do you come from, and where are you going?” Gn 16:8. She replied: “I am a daughter of the Hebrews, and I am fleeing from them, because they are about to be delivered up to you as prey.)

Related words

kĩrĩko — promise, pact, appointment, arrangement, agreement; the faculty of making up one

mũriki — decision; ndari mũriki he has no mind of his own

Ũrĩkũ? — which; interrogative pronoun, question word used to ask about choice or selectio

ũrika — fury, rage. Fury, rage. Intense anger or violent wrath, typically expressed in p

mũriko — deep hollow, trough, depression

riko — fireplace, hearth, kitchen; interior of hut

harika — female goat that has not yet borne a kid

karĩko — name given to young woman wearing a white cloth over shoulder pinned at one side

kũriku — deep. Deep. Describing a place or thing of great depth, particularly referring t

marĩkũ — what kind. What kind. An interrogative expression used to ask about the nature,

mũriku — deep. Deep. Describing soil that extends far down from the surface, providing ad