anahudhuria

Anahudhuria is a Kiswahili verb form meaning "he attends" or "is attending." It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb hudhuria, which means to attend or to be present at a place, event, or activity.

In standard Kiswahili the form is used when the subject is he or she and the action is taking place in the present or is habitual. It is commonly used with places or events such as mkutano (meeting), darasa (class), sherehe (celebration), or kazi (work). For example: Anahudhuria mkutano kila wiki. Anahudhuria darasa leo.

Translations include: He attends the meeting every week. She attends class today.

The form is part of a broader set of present-tense constructions with hudhuria, including ninahudhuria (I attend) and tunahudhuria (we attend), which express different subjects while retaining the same verb meaning. Anahudhuria is widely used in everyday Swahili as well as in formal writing to indicate attendance or presence at an event or location.