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Kirundi

kujisha

Word parts: ku-jisha

ku-JI-sha

How to say it

Kirundikujishaku-JI-shasoon
Englishto weavesoon
Frenchtisser, nouersoon

Meaning

to weave, or to tie a cow's legs while milking, and, said only of the royal palace, to close its doors.

Good to know

the sense 'to close the doors' is a specialized royal-court usage, not everyday speech.

Examples

  • Umugore arajisha ikiseke ku rugo.The woman is weaving a basket at home.
  • Yajishe amaguru y'inka imbere yo kuyikama.He tied the cow's legs before milking it.
  • Ntibarashoboye kujisha ico giseke bakigeza kera.They haven't yet been able to weave that basket for a long time now.

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