Kirundi
ikibitsanyo
Word parts: iki-bitsanyo
ee-kee-bee-TSAH-nyoh
How to say it
Kirundiikibitsanyoee-kee-bee-TSAH-nyohsoon
Englisha thing entrusted to anothersoon
Frenchchose confiée à autruisoon
Meaning
a thing entrusted to someone else for safekeeping.
Good to know
Used for a deposit or an item left in someone's trust, such as money or goods.
Examples
- Yampaye amahera nk'ikibitsanyo mbe kubika.He gave me money as something to hold in trust for him.
- Ese ico ni ikibitsanyo canke ni impano?Is that something entrusted to you, or a gift?
- Ntitwakoresha ikibitsanyo c'uwundi muntu.We do not use another person's entrusted property.
- Azogaruza ikibitsanyo nyene igihe umukoresha wiwe azogisaba.He will return the entrusted item once its owner asks for it.
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