thambia

clean, wash. Clean, wash. To remove dirt, contamination, or disease agents; in agriculture, refers to cleaning equipment, housing, or treatment of materials for hygiene and disease prevention.

Example: Yagĩrĩire gũthambio kaingĩ nĩguo ũgirie gũtherema kwa mĩrimũ. (Should be cleaned regularly to prevent spread of diseases); ĩbatiĩ gũthambio kaingĩ nĩguo kũrigĩrĩria gũtamba kwa mĩrimũ. (Should be cleaned regularly to prevent spread of diseases); Mĩharatĩ ya maaĩ ĩbatiĩ gũthambio na kũniario maita merĩ o mũthenya na kũhurwo na dawa lita rĩmwe o wiki thutha wa kũmĩthambia wega. (Drinkers should be cleaned and dried at least twice a day and sprayed with disinfectants once a week after thorough cleaning)

Related words

gĩthambio — millet or sorghum ground to a coarse dry flour and soaked in warm water until it

kũthambia — wash, clean, sterilize. Wash, clean, or sterilize. In agricultural contexts, ref

mathambio — dirty water; dirty water or liquid waste; watery substance containing impurities

mathambo — feast of sheep and honey beer and peas given to his clan-elders and to his age-g

thambio — purification; ritual cleansing ceremony; traditional practice of removing spirit

thambo — small black tree ant

thamba — perform pre-circumcision immersion and cleansing in the river; be cleansed by a