tũũra

v.i. · class 11

to live, be alive, exist, remain alive; take up abode, dwell, at, in; (as aux. v.) continue, go on, be in the habit of, spend one's days (doing)

Example: continue, go on, be in the habit of, spend one's days

Etymology: Conceptually negates ũra (to be lost/vanish). Tũũra means to live, dwell, remain in one place - the opposite of being lost or vanishing.

Related words

Tuĩra — to obey; to follow instructions or commands willingly, valued behavior showing r
tuĩka — become, turn into. Become or turn into something different; to undergo a change
ndũũrũa — sb. dependent on another; conditions conducive to a long life
gatũũra — small town, village. A small settlement or village; a diminutive habitation smal
gĩtuurua — dependent, retainer
gĩtũũra — settle, dwell. Settle, dwell. To establish residence in a place; to live or rema
gũtũũra — to last, endure. To last, endure, or persist. To continue existing or functionin
matũũra — towns, villages. Towns; villages. Plural form denoting settled communities small
rũtuuru — bank, low ridge, elevation, rise; 3. utuuru, motuuru [mootuuru], n. range of hig
tũtũũra — villages, hamlets. Villages. Small settlements or hamlets surrounding a main tow