"kitawaramba" meaning in All languages combined

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        "5": "ramba",
        "alt4": "-ramba",
        "lit": "it will lick you",
        "t1": "it",
        "t2": "will",
        "t3": "you (plural)",
        "t4": "lick"
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      "expansion": "ki (“it”) + -ta- (“will”) + -wa- (“you (plural)”) + -ramba (“lick”), literally “it will lick you”",
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  "etymology_text": "From ki (“it”) + -ta- (“will”) + -wa- (“you (plural)”) + -ramba (“lick”), literally “it will lick you”.\nPastor Mackenzie said the phrase kitawaramba several times during the arrest in April 2023 in the Shakahola Forest incident. The phrase has gained popularity in Kenya to express ... (what exactly? that something will backfire?)",
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      "form": "kitakuramba",
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      "glosses": [
        "it will come back to bite you, it will come back to haunt you"
      ],
      "id": "en-kitawaramba-sw-phrase-Xq-pcZrM",
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        [
          "come back to bite",
          "come back to bite"
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          "come back to haunt",
          "come back to haunt"
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  "word": "kitawaramba"
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        "lit": "it will lick you",
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        "t4": "lick"
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      "name": "af"
    }
  ],
  "etymology_text": "From ki (“it”) + -ta- (“will”) + -wa- (“you (plural)”) + -ramba (“lick”), literally “it will lick you”.\nPastor Mackenzie said the phrase kitawaramba several times during the arrest in April 2023 in the Shakahola Forest incident. The phrase has gained popularity in Kenya to express ... (what exactly? that something will backfire?)",
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        "it will come back to bite you, it will come back to haunt you"
      ],
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          "come back to bite",
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          "come back to haunt",
          "come back to haunt"
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  "word": "kitawaramba"
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