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gushengerera

goo-sheh-ngeh-REH-rah

How to say it

Kinyarwandagushengereragoo-sheh-ngeh-REH-rah

Meaning

In the Catholic Church, to spend time praying before the consecrated bread of the Eucharist; in old times, to wait on a king or chief at his court.

Good to know

The church use is the common one today: gushengerera Yezu mu Isakaramentu, to adore Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. The court use belongs to history and old stories.

Examples

  • Abakristu bashengerera Yezu buri wa kane.Christians adore Jesus every Thursday.
  • Nijoro twagiye gushengerera muri shapeli.At night we went to adoration in the chapel.
  • Kera abatware bajyaga gushengerera umwami.Long ago chiefs used to go and attend on the king.

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