Usages of ikikauka
Chokaa ikikauka vizuri, vigae vitashika vizuri sakafuni.
If the plaster dries well, the tiles will hold well on the floor.
Fulana ikikauka, nitaiweka kabatini.
If the T-shirt dries, I will put it in the cupboard.
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