Kirundi
gushorera
Word parts: gu-shorera
goo-shoh-REH-rah
How to say it
Kirundigushoreragoo-shoh-REH-rahsoon
Englishto touchsoon
Frenchtouchersoon
Meaning
to touch something, or to lead cattle to pasture.
Good to know
appears in the fixed phrase gushorera amaboko, meaning to take hold of someone by the hands.
Examples
- Ntabwo yashorera igikoresho cy'umuntu atagize uruhusha.He did not touch someone else's tool without permission.
- Umwungere arashorera inka ahiri icatsi kinini.The herder leads the cattle where the grass is thick.
- Yaramushoreye amaboko kugira ngo bamufashe kuguma.He took hold of his hands to help him stay steady.
- Ese uzoshorera izi nka ahandi kubera amapfa?Will you lead these cattle elsewhere because of the drought?
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