indimi

Kirundi

gukebagiza

Word parts: gu-kebagiza

goo-keh-bah-GEE-zah

How to say it

Kirundigukebagizagoo-keh-bah-GEE-zahsoon
Englishto feel one's waysoon
Frenchtâtonner avec le pied ou une lancesoon

Meaning

to feel one's way forward cautiously using a foot or a spear, as when testing uncertain ground.

Good to know

Used when moving cautiously in the dark or over uncertain ground, testing the way with a foot or spear tip.

Examples

  • Arakebagiza mu mwijima akoresheje ikirenge.He's feeling his way in the dark with his foot.
  • Mbega urakebagiza iyo nzira itazwi neza?Are you feeling your way along that unfamiliar path?
  • Ntawukebagiza ku muhana azi neza.No one feels their way on a path they know well.
  • Azokebagiza n'itumo mu kuzimu k'inyamaswa.He will feel his way with a spear into the animal's den.

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