kuingia
Kuingia is the infinitive form of the Swahili verb ingia, meaning “to enter.” It is formed with the infinitive prefix ku- attached to the verb stem ingia. In Swahili, the infinitive guk uses non-finite form for describing actions in general, forming verb phrases with other verbs, or functioning as a noun.
As a noun, kuingia can refer to the act or process of entering. This nominal use allows
In sentence construction, kuingia appears in non-finite verb phrases, often after verbs that express desire, intention,
Related forms include the imperative ingia, which gives a direct command or invitation meaning “enter.” The
Overall, kuingia is a common, versatile infinitive in Swahili, essential for expressing the act of entering