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umai

interj.

  1. come out!, depart!. An imperative interjection commanding someone to come out, depart, or leave from a place

Example: Na ũtukũ gatagatĩ gũkĩanĩrĩrũo atĩrĩ, Mũhikania nĩ mũũku! Umai mũmũthaganie. (MAT 25:6) — At midnight, there was a cry, ‘Behold, the bridegroom! Come out to meet him!’

Related words

  • kamau — small wild cat; name of one of earliest age-grades, often used as proper name
  • kamoo — simpleton; callow little chap
  • -kumia — glorify, praise. To give honor, glory, or praise to someone, especially to God
  • Maaĩ — water; clear liquid essential for life, natural substance used for drinking, coo
  • kĩmaĩ — breaking-out into pimples; blister; eczema
  • kĩmee — container of calabash type or of wood used for carrying snuff, honey, eggs, and
  • kĩmeu — sth. wide open; 2. a wide-mouthed gourd cup; 3. a large wide cow's horn
  • moĩ — very thick gruel or porridge; 2. simpleton; 3. fool
  • maao — their, theirs. Their, theirs. Possessive pronoun referring to things or attribut
  • mao — their. Their. Third person plural possessive pronoun indicating ownership or ass
  • mee — (of sheep or goat) baa!