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bent

23 Kiribati words

• bake
  • Sabatier bent, crooked, awkward.
• beuakora
  • Sabatier bent, stooped under a heavy burden, difficulties, etc.
• bao
  • Sabatier bent, curved, inflected, twisted, crooked, askew, deviated, unjust, meandering.
• benono
  • Bingham curved, bent.
  • Sabatier bebenono: curved, bent.
• baokoko
  • Bingham bent over, stooping.
  • Sabatier very bent, stooped (ex. old people).
• maen
  • Bingham capable of being bowed or bent.
  • Sabatier te kai ni kamaen: coconut tree bent or half fallen. poetical composition for ruoia (with sorcery).
• muri
  • Bingham bent over as from age.
• ninibao
  • Sabatier twisted, bent, deformed.
• baoua
  • Sabatier bent in two, crooked, bent.
• taku
  • Sabatier form somewhat curved, bent.
• babako
  • Sabatier bako: bent, or ko: tight.
• beneuanging
  • Bingham bent over under a heavy load.
• baibabaro
  • Bingham carrying the arms a little bent.
• babaro
  • Bingham bent a little as the arm in walking.
• mori
  • Sabatier soft, tender, over ripe, hunch backed, bent.
• makoneua
  • Sabatier bent under a weight (unable to carry one's burden).
• batoko
  • Sabatier batokotoko to go or walk while stooped or bent over, to stoop to hide onself.
• benouanging
  • Sabatier benonouanging: stopped, shrunk, shrivelled up, bent under a burden or sickness.
• manu
  • Bingham closed as fingers, bent or drawn up as an arm or leg, slack, looping as a slack rope.
• titura
  • Sabatier to act, to move with body bent, to drag oneself along on the ground in sitting position.
• tabo
  • Sabatier tabokabubu: blunt end tabo-koti: curtailed, cut shorttabo-maki: flattened, bent end.
• bako
  • Sabatier concave, dented in, bent, curved, caved in (is said of persons for health, old age, or hunger reasons).
• obo
  • Sabatier broken but not detached (as palm leaf hanging), faded, withered, drooping, bent, bent over (as old person).