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# [[yi]] [[wa]] [[mutum]] [[kirki]].   
# [[yi]] [[wa]] [[mutum]] [[kirki]].   
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I. [giji"ya/+] {n.f.}. uwargijiya, the mistress of a slave. (Vide ubangiji sub giji.)  
#I. [giji"ya/+] {n.f.}. uwargijiya, the mistress of a slave. (Vide ubangiji sub giji.)  
II. [gijiya"] {n.f.; no pl.}. an yi masa gijiya.  
#II. [gijiya"] {n.f.; no pl.}. an yi masa gijiya.  
 
## He has been set on his feet, given a position. (= dasa I.7.)  
1. He has been set on his feet, given a position. (= dasa I.7.)  
## He is being well looked after and well treated (used especially of the offspring of a relative in contrast with any unrelated.)
 
2. He is being well looked after and well treated (used especially of the offspring of a relative in contrast with any unrelated.)

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  1. yi wa mutum kirki.

gijiya

  1. I. [giji"ya/+] {n.f.}. uwargijiya, the mistress of a slave. (Vide ubangiji sub giji.)
  2. II. [gijiya"] {n.f.; no pl.}. an yi masa gijiya.
    1. He has been set on his feet, given a position. (= dasa I.7.)
    2. He is being well looked after and well treated (used especially of the offspring of a relative in contrast with any unrelated.)