bait
19 Kiribati words
- abea
- Bingham fish bait.
- Sabatier bait, charm.
- anea
- Bingham bait thrown out to allure fish.
- Bingham throw out bait to allure fish.
- Bingham throwing out bait to entice fish.
- Sabatier a bait thrown on the water to attract fish.
- taeabea
- Bingham stripped as a fishhook of its bait.
- Bingham to strip a fishhook of its bait as a fish does.
- Sabatier to pull off bait, to pull up bait.
- mau anea
- Sabatier fond of bait, greedy.
- uke
- Bingham consumed as bait, consuming.
- itikurere
- Sabatier the pearl shell bait for tuna.
- waru
- Bingham to nibble, as a fish, at a bait.
- kaneati
- Sabatier pearl bait for tuna fishing (ati).
- ibeibe
- Bingham fishing in which cracked bait is used.
- waruwaru
- Bingham to nibble, as a rat or a fish at a bait.
- abeana
- Sabatier to use as bait, to choose a certain bait.
- ibea
- Bingham break open as a coconut, break up as bait.
- an
- Sabatier te i-an te na: kind of bait made of pearl shell.
- taboa
- Bingham a coconut-leaf fiber used in tying on fish bait.
- birinako
- Sabatier te kabirinako: a living bait pulled along the surface.
- kabirinako
- Bingham live bait, as a small live fish with a hook in its back.
- kiri
- Sabatier a large bait (liver or dead fish tied to line to attract large fish by smell).
- kakom
- Bingham to fall short, as an article of food, to fish with bait tied to the line, but having no fish-hook.
- tikurere
- Sabatier rustling <rustle>, wake or furrow made by bait drawn by line, something alluring <allure>, enticing bait.