
In Swahili, naruka comes from the verb ruka (to jump).
Naruka literally means “I jump” or “I am jumping.”
Gospel / Christian Context
In gospel music or preaching, “Naruka” is often used figuratively to express:
- Rejoicing in the Lord
- Celebrating God’s goodness
- Jumping for joy because of God’s blessings, miracles, or deliverance
- Victory and spiritual freedom
So in a gospel song, “Naruka” can mean:
“I rejoice before God.”
“I jump for joy because of what God has done.”
“I celebrate my breakthrough.”

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