blow
27 Kiribati words
- uka
- Bingham blow.
- Sabatier to blow on, to blow out, to blow away, to cool by blowing on.
- bo
- Sabatier a blow, stroke.
- oro
- Bingham hit, blow.
- Sabatier (1) act of striking, hitting, a hit, a blow.
- wawe
- Bingham to blow steadily and favorably.
- Sabatier to blow regularly.
- mwe
- Bingham blow gently,.
- bomaki
- Bingham light as a blow.
- oromaki
- Bingham give a blow gently.
- wai
- Bingham to blow as the wind.
- iningaoa
- Bingham blow down as a house.
- katangibu
- Sabatier to blow the conch shell.
- ubara
- Bingham be blown away as litter.
- arokuikui
- Bingham shrink from before a blow.
- nenea
- Bingham to blow strong as the wind.
- uki
- Bingham begin to blow after a calm.
- ringongo
- Bingham to snore, to blow as a whale.
- ngako
- Sabatier ongiri ngako: to blow one's nose.
- ongira
- Bingham wring, blow or squeeze as the nose.
- mwemwe
- Bingham blowing very gentley or in "cat's paws".
- ang
- Sabatier ka-anga: wait for the... let the wind blow.
- tibu
- Sabatier katibua: to inflate, to pump up, to blow up.
- urake
- Sabatier ukakiraki: blown up, carried <carry> up by wind.
- ukiai
- Sabatier ukiaia, ukiaiaki: to blow the fire, to fan the flame.
- iriba
- Sabatier iriba, iririba: to fan..., to fan oneself, to blow the fire.
- wai n ang
- Sabatier (1) e wai te ang: the wind comes up,... blows, gusts of wind.
- nea
- Sabatier nea, nenea: to blow, to come like whirlwind, to jostle, to push.
- rabu
- Sabatier rabu, rarabu, raburabu: a blow coming from above striking and covering.
- karekeuatabo
- Bingham to blow in such a direction as to enable a canoe to visit a place and return.