basket
34 Kiribati words
- bara
- Bingham to put into a basket.
- Bingham a cap-like basket made of coconut leaf, a cap, hat.
- Sabatier a small basket made of coconut leaves. (thrown away after use, is also used to wrap food going into oven).
- abein
- Bingham covered basket.
- Sabatier small basket with lid, small handbag, crop, maw, stomach.
- nokonoko
- baene
- Bingham a basket having no cover.
- Sabatier (N.) basket, basket without lid.
- kamaki
- Bingham a flat basket made of coconut leaf, satchel like.
- Sabatier a kind of basket, flat when empty.
- kuaroun
- Bingham a basket made of coconut leaves from which the midribs are rejected.
- Sabatier a small basket made of coconut leaves.
- nibarabara
- Bingham to engage in filling small baskets with fish to be given to one's neighbors.
- Sabatier to put in basket (fish, food) for cooking or storing.
- uakora
- Bingham two baskets.
- akora
- Bingham four baskets.
- nibaenene
- Sabatier paene: basket.
- kabiaua
- Sabatier a kind of big basket.
- banga n u
- Sabatier an eel pot,... basket.
- onokora
- Bingham six in counting baskets.
- maki
- Sabatier te kamaki: a flat basket.
- tekorana
- Bingham one, in counting baskets.
- taurekareka
- Bingham a variety of covered basket.
- baenenibon
- Bingham a basket for containing bon.
- irakora
- Bingham how many? in counting baskets.
- kuanga
- Sabatier a basket (without lid) (But.).
- kete
- Sabatier a small box or basket with lid.
- kurabe
- Sabatier bottom, basket, vessel, sack, etc.
- u
- Sabatier te u, to u: eel basket, eel pot.
- ureka
- Bingham open as the mouth or eye or basket.
- kakeraka
- Bingham to make one carry a load in a basket.
- ketekete
- Bingham a covered basket, a small sized baene.
- tangibi
- komaki
- Bingham closed together as the two sides of a thin basket.
- baba
- Sabatier te babana, ua baba: one basket, two baskets, etc.
- ieta
- Bingham lift, as the cover of a basket, or the lid of a chest.
- iranikie
- Bingham wilted pan leaf for the dark strand in a mat or basket.
- tiruma
- Sabatier ancient little basket with lid, box or tin with lid (general).
- keraki
- Bingham to carry a load on the back in a basket slung on the shoulders.
- turuma
- Sabatier an ancient basket with lid, small tin or box with lid closing tightly.
- mae
- Sabatier string, rope, cord, anything hanging, necklace, necktie, little fishing basket.