theria

purify, cleanse. Purify or cleanse. To undergo or perform ritual purification, especially in religious contexts involving ceremonial cleansing or being made ritually clean.

Example: tondũ nĩkĩrĩkĩtie gũtherio na Ũhoro wa Ngai o na kũhoya. (for it is made holy by the invocation of God in prayer. The invocation of God in prayer : literally, “the word of God and petition.” The use of “word of God” without an article in Greek suggests that it refers to the name of God being invoked in blessing rather than to the “word of God” proclaimed to the community.); Na thutha wa aarĩkia gũtherio, makamũtarĩra matukũ mũgwanja eikarie o ro ũguo. (After he is again clean, he must wait an additional seven days;)

Related words

mũtheri — sth. plain without its usual complements; traditional mashed food without spinac

ũtheru — cleanness, purity; freedom from dirt

Gĩtheri — Food made from maize / beans

gũtheri — open space, wilderness. Open space. An uninhabited area, wilderness, or open fie

matheri — empty, empty-handed. Empty, empty-handed. Having nothing; without possessions, g

mũthere — cooked whole grain (maize, millet, and similar cereals) unmixed with anything el

there — human body-hair

theri — jackal; carnivorous mammal, scavenging animal known in Gĩkũyũ folklore for its c

ũtheri — light, radiance, brightness; state of emptiness, nakedness

thera — be bright, shine, sparkle; be clean, transparent, pure, innocent; be wise (in wo

therie — pure. Pure. Free from mixture, contamination, or imperfection; especially used t