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babai

60 Kiribati words

• aning
  • Bingham babai.
• antouman
  • Bingham babai.
• atimainiku
  • Bingham babai.
• imanra
  • Bingham babai.
• iokanai
  • Bingham babai.
• unikai
  • Bingham babai.
• kabaku
  • Bingham to engage in cutting off heads, or babai tops.
  • Bingham beheading, the cutting off the tops of babai.
• ikaraoi
  • Bingham spe babai.
• atinikatoka
  • Bingham babai suckers.
• rourou
  • Bingham to dig up babai.
• bamai
  • Bingham a variety of babai.
• kaikui
  • Bingham a variety of babai.
• rikiantababa
  • Bingham a variety of babai.
• katutu
  • Bingham the root of young babai.
• ruarua
  • Bingham abounding in babai pits.
• kabwibwi
  • Bingham babai preserved by drying.
• kabe
  • Bingham name of a plant like babai.
• kabwibwia
  • Bingham to preserve babai by drying.
• kaewa
  • Bingham to cut into slices as babai.
• kateibabai
  • Bingham to engage in planting babai.
• kabotoa
  • Bingham to wait on babai till rooted.
• ngan
  • Bingham having side sprouts as babai.
• routa
  • Bingham to dig up as a root of babai.
• rua
  • Bingham a babai patch, a pit, a grave.
• karikiriki
  • Bingham a new village, a new babai pit.
• kainikabo
  • Bingham a spade for cutting babai roots.
• koirikintari
  • Bingham a shell used for scraping babai.
• ruru
  • Bingham a lily blossom, a babai blossom.
• kaewaewa
  • Bingham to cut into long slices as babai.
• manam
  • Bingham preparation of babai and coconut.
• katai
  • Bingham a babai patch or pit just excavated.
• noau
  • Bingham a pit with no babai in it, a marua.
• timami
  • Bingham babai or squid, roasted on the coals.
• kaiura
  • Bingham a variety of babai, a kind of red wood.
• manawai
  • Bingham ditch around the bottom of a babai pit.
• ninganingan
  • Bingham a babai plant in its very early growth.
• kaimai
  • Bingham a variety of babai, a kind of white wood.
• kaoioia
  • Bingham to allow babai more time in which to grow.
• katariba
  • Bingham to break or slice off a piece as of babai.
• nang
  • Bingham well filled with babai plants, as a patch.
• ibunroroa
  • Bingham prepare babai with coconut milk and molasses.
• kamama
  • Bingham to engage in biting off and eating cooked babai.
• manebanibabai
  • Bingham riri having the shade or color of a babai leaf.
• bonro
  • Bingham dark, rich soil, suitable for the cultivation of babai.
• kuneinikaraoi
  • Bingham a species of babai, the ikaraoi in its earlier growth.
• matiratira
  • Bingham thoroughly cooked, or cooked soft as a pan nut or babai.
• kaoimatoa
  • Bingham to allow babai more time for growth before digging it ut.
• rang
  • Bingham blighted babai, a crazy person, a very licentious person.
• barobaroba
  • Bingham the leaf proper of babai, not including the stem or stalk.
• kabwebwe
  • Bingham a slice or portion of babai for planting to obtain suckers.
• boratia
  • Bingham to ruthlessly destroy all the babai in a patch as in time of war.
• kabakua
  • Bingham to behead, to cut off a babai top, literally, to behead a babai.
• kara
  • Bingham soft coral strata, often occurring at the bottom of babai patches.
• oioi
  • Bingham large circumference as a coconut tree, or the bulb root of the babai.
• wanara
  • Bingham to lay bare the rootlets of babai for the purpose of applying a fertilizer.
• baku
  • Bingham the top or leafy part of babai or taro cut close to the root for replanting.
• tiriobora
  • Bingham to damage a plant or babai patch by falling upon it, as the branch of a tree.
• ibunroro
  • Bingham preparation of babai mixed with squeezed coconut milk and a little coconut molasses.
• unnuwaka
  • Bingham mock-fight with the side roots of pan or the stems of babai leaves as darts or javelins.
• onoba
  • Bingham put forth a new leaf in exchange for a falling old leaf of some babai plants, or of a coconut tree.