English to swahili meaning of

Maana ya kamusi ya neno “piga magoti” ni kama ifuatavyo:kitenzi (kinachobadilika): kujiweka kwenye goti moja au yote mawili, huku mwili wake ukiwa umenyooka au mbele kidogo, mara nyingi kama ishara ya uchaji, ibada, utii, au dua.Sentensi ya mfano: Alipiga magoti katika sala kanisani.

Sentence Examples

  1. Josh had been about to attack, but an invisible force wrapped around his body, forcing him to kneel before her.
  2. Thinking of Grandma Willow and how she made us all kneel at our bedside and say prayers before we went to bed, I thank God or whoever is out there for my Aunt Mimi, my angel in a thunderstorm.
  3. I had something way better in mind and jumped up to kneel on the bar.
  4. He has to duck to enter, and then the restricted height forces him to kneel down at the bedside of a sick woodwoman.
  5. The king stands glowering over us as we kneel before him.
  6. After some time shunting about tea towels, oven gloves, aprons, plastic bags, boxes of matches and candles, a roll of cling wrap, several cork screws and a never-used rolling pin gifted by my mother, I kneel down and extract the contents item by item, shaking and rattling until I find the key lodged in a small leather pouch.
  7. I cried out and bolted off the cot, pushing past the Medicine Man and Jo to kneel at his side.
  8. I kneel close to the waterline, not trusting the ocean much either, knowing how easy it would be for me to fall in if a wave takes me by surprise.
  9. I kneel down and brush away the dirt and the grit, revealing a rolled metal handle.
  10. Then, as Tarkyn stood balanced on the balls of his feet, preparing for the inevitable attack, the fire died in her eyes and she sank to kneel on one knee.