taagĩra

v.

1. be proper, suitable. Be proper, suitable, or appropriate. Used to describe actions, things, or times that are fitting or correct according to moral, social, or practical standards.

Example: Kuuma o rĩũmbainĩ rĩmwe, aatũmĩra hinya wake na njĩra ĩtaagĩrĩire (The author matches the irony of his words about the carpenter in 13:15–19 with this description of the potter’s vain work. With misspent toil he molds a meaningless god from the selfsame clay,); Nĩkũrĩ kũruta mahĩtia gwĩkagwo hĩndĩ ĩtaagĩrĩire, na nĩkũrĩ mũndũ ũkiraga no nĩ mũũgĩ. (There is an admonition that is untimely, but the silent person is the wise one.)