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rũrĩra

n. · class ndira / marũrira, (1

  1. umbilical cord; anatomical structure connecting mother and unborn child, cord that provides nutrients during pregnancy and is traditionally buried with ceremony after birth
  2. Through the umbilical cord, families are linked by birth - hence also: relationship, kinship; family group, blood-related people. Also: centre, focus, core.

Etymology: Connected to ũrĩrĩ (woman's bed) - through the woman's bed comes birth and the umbilical connection that creates kinship.

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