tuo

be made, be declared. Be made. To be caused to become or be declared to be in a particular state or condition; passive form indicating transformation or designation.

Example: Ningĩ agĩtwara ndũrũme ĩrĩa ĩngĩ, na nĩyo ya kwamũra andũ matuwo atheru; nao Haruni na ariũ ake makĩigĩrĩra moko mao mũtwe wa ndũrũme ĩo. (Then he brought forward the second ram, the ordination ram, Lv 7:37. and Aaron and his sons laid their hands on its head.); Amu-rĩ, o ta ũrĩa kũrema kwa mũndũ ũmwe gwatũmire andũ aingĩ matuwo ehia, no taguo gwathĩka kwa ũrĩa ũmwe kũrĩtũmaga andũ aingĩ matuwo athingu. (For just as through the disobedience of one person the many were made sinners, so through the obedience of one the many will be made righteous. Is 53:11; Phil 2:8–9.)

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mũtuo — one named after something or someone

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