ũrĩna

v.

1. have, possess. Have, possess. To be in possession of or characterized by a particular quality, attribute, or condition; commonly used in agricultural contexts to describe soil properties, disease presence, or plant characteristics.

Example: Rĩmwe na rĩmwe, mũrimũ no ũkorwo ũrĩna na hinya mũingĩ kũrĩ njanjo ya kũũrigĩrĩria. (In some cases, the field strain of an organism is very strong, and the vaccine strain is weak.); Mũgũnda ũrĩa mwega wa kũhanda waru ũkoragwo ũrĩngũrani kũringana na kauntĩ, no kaingĩnĩmũgũnda wa tĩĩrĩ(cilt loam; clay loam) ũrĩna indo cia kũigana cia kĩĩmwĩrĩ, na ũkoragwo na mĩhũmũ mĩega ya maaĩ. (Ideal soils for potatoes vary within the counties but usually loam soils (silt loam; clay loam) with adequate organic content, well-draining to light soils) are suitable.); Angĩkorũo ũrĩna thĩna wa kwaga maaĩ, hũthagĩra Safi biochar tondũ nĩĩnyitaga ũrugarĩ, ĩgĩtũma maaĩmatikanyitwo nĩrĩera. (If you have a water problem, use Safi biochar because it traps moisture, preventing water from evaporating.)