canoe
131 Kiribati words
- wa
- Bingham a canoe.
- Sabatier te wa, to wa (N) any vehicle, any means of conveyance: canoe, boat, bicycle, cart, toy..., pawn in chess,... checkers.
- ienao
- Bingham canoe with a single brace and removable mast.
- Bingham rigging or fitting a canoe as an ienao.
- Sabatier a canoe with small, easy to manage sail, mast can be moved at will.
- wanrang
- Bingham a canoe not skillfully navigated.
- Sabatier badly steered canoe.
- ieai
- Bingham canoe with a new sail.
- Sabatier (ancient word) a new sail, new canoe (rather waeai-waieai).
- bobou
- Bingham a canoe new throughout.
- Bingham to engage in making a canoe.
- aoao
- Bingham propelling a canoe with a pole.
- Bingham propel, as a canoe with a pole.
- baurua
- Bingham a large canoe or proa, for war, or interisland sailing.
- Sabatier a canoe of very large dimensions.
- korotei
- Bingham a short canoe with a curved keel.
- Sabatier a canoe with keel very curved (aeka).
- rangarangatau
- Bingham a miniature racing canoe of a certain style.
- Sabatier (1) a special model for toy canoe.
- ruarua
- Bingham a wide canoe without an outrigger.
- Sabatier a kind of canoe with tapered ends, a canoe very wide in middle.
- kabanin
- Bingham a canoe whose keel is of one piece.
- Sabatier an ancient style of canoe, the keel was very strong, made of half thickness of coconut log, hollowed out, and a few planks added, the ends were made thin to join the mango to.
- waeuai
- Bingham a miniature racing canoe with two sticks holding the outrigger.
- Sabatier toy canoe for makei racing <race>;
- katea
- Bingham erection, the leeward side of a canoe.
- Sabatier side of canoe opposed to side facing outrigger.
- irairake
- Bingham canoe whose sail is hoisted by a halyard.
- Sabatier a canoe with a fixed or permanent mast.
- boturuma
- Bingham a canoe with a watertight deck in the bows.
- Sabatier a box with a lid, a canoe with pointed bow.
- ranga tataro
- Sabatier a canoe with kiaro too short, zigzagging.
- Bingham spoken of a canoe the sticks or poles of which, holding the outrigger in place, ate short.
- wa n tabea
- Sabatier a canoe in danger, unbalanced kite, person in danger, at the end of strength.
- Bingham a canoe whose crew have missed their bearings.
- aobai
- Bingham weather side, or that side of a canoe which is nearest to the outrigger.
- Sabatier aobain te wa: platform on outrigger side of canoe.
- maere
- Bingham be momentarily hid as the canoes of a fleet by a fast sailing canoe.
- Bingham be momentarily hid as the canoes of a fleet by a fast sailing canoe.
- nimaomao
- Sabatier toy canoe.
- rumarang
- Sabatier a wide canoe.
- wano
- Bingham a small canoe.
- wi n rine
- Sabatier winning canoe.
- kauaia
- Bingham to race a canoe.
- kaerakea
- Bingham to beach a canoe.
- toara
- Bingham alone in a canoe.
- kabiniwa
- Bingham the keel of a canoe.
- kaikika
- Bingham to bail out a canoe.
- kainao
- Bingham the deck of a canoe.
- boua
- Bingham to build a new canoe.
- atanga
- Bingham upper plank in a canoe.
- kaika
- Bingham to bail out as a canoe.
- waririki
- Bingham a canoe of medium size.
- arinaitokomea
- Sabatier e arinai: swift canoe.
- ao
- Bingham pole for pushing a canoe.
- toutourake
- Bingham to toss much as a canoe,.
- tabobebeku
- Sabatier a canoe with rounded ends.
- tunga
- Bingham a canoe plug, a boat plug.
- kaeke
- Bingham a certain plank in a canoe.
- kau
- Sabatier kau: a slow-moving canoe.
- winiwete
- Bingham a certain plank in a canoe.
- nikoa
- Bingham to make trial of as a canoe.
- rianau
- Bingham a long canoe, a tall person.
- taka
- Bingham the upper streak in a canoe.
- kamanei
- Sabatier a small makei, a toy canoe.
- taebaia
- Bingham to lift up and carry a canoe.
- aoakina
- Bingham propel as a canoe with a pole.
- moanuwa
- Bingham person in the bows of a canoe.
- radma
- Bingham the outrigger side of a canoe.
- tabanou
- Bingham the stem and stern of a canoe.
- wana
- Bingham to take possession of a canoe.
- kainakoa
- Bingham to sink a canoe or a fish trap.
- kakoroa
- Bingham to haul up a canoe, to fulfill.
- tura
- Bingham a wooden brace to a canoe mast.
- itonga
- Sabatier a kind of canoe (said) of Tonga.
- kabaurua
- Bingham to lengthen and enlarge a canoe.
- taekai
- Bingham to engage in tying canoe planks.
- wa n o
- Sabatier small canoe, moved along by pole.
- au
- Bingham pan leaf used in caulking a canoe.
- baiuki
- Bingham unskilled in fitting canoe planks.
- iakebokebo
- Bingham full of water as a rua or canoe.
- katikeke
- Bingham to glide rapidly along as a canoe.
- tabokabubu
- Bingham having an upright stem as a canoe.
- wa ririki
- Sabatier a well-made canoe of average size.
- aeka
- Bingham take a passenger ashore in a canoe.
- inaieta
- Bingham upper yard or gaff of a canoe sail.
- rangaie
- Bingham to sail about as a fleet of canoes.
- wanimarawa
- Bingham to free a foundered canoe of water.
- betaru
- Bingham the flooring in the hold of a canoe.
- karetaba
- Bingham a wash-board in the bows of a canoe.
- umatoa
- Bingham strongly buildt as a house or canoe.
- inainano
- Bingham lower sprit or brace of a canoe sail.
- kabanimtao
- Bingham a certain method of building a canoe.
- kamanai
- Bingham a very small racing canoe or makei.
- nikutaretare
- Sabatier beams too long in outrigger of canoe.
- kororaia
- Bingham to cut the fastenings of canoe planks.
- naunau
- Sabatier outrigger of makei canoe, toy canoe.
- taumori
- Bingham a fore or aft brace to a canoe's mast.
- matabaiawa
- Bingham frequented harbor or place for a canoe.
- tamania
- Bingham to finish or level a canoe for its deck.
- taumata
- Bingham to fish with a log or board for a canoe.
- erake
- Bingham run up onto the beach as a canoe or boat.
- kauabangaka
- Bingham to place a canoe across a narrow channel.
- kiaro
- Bingham a stick uniting the outrigger to a canoe.
- kibara
- Bingham slow sailing, a lack of speed in a canoe.
- baretama
- Sabatier a platform on the outrigger side of canoe.
- beniwi
- Bingham the uppermost streak of planks in a canoe.
- kakorobaea
- Bingham to allow a canoe to ground in shoal water.
- katurabeaua
- Bingham to wear out through heavy usage as a canoe.
- rinoa
- Sabatier te rinoa: a large well-constructed canoe.
- kaba
- Bingham to build or construct, as a canoe or a ship.
- kabaimano
- Bingham skilled in fitting or matching canoe planks.
- makei
- Sabatier a toy canoe (orig. made of pandanus leaves).
- tukura
- Bingham to stop at a place, as a canoe, to touch at.
- bauruarekareka
- Bingham a canoe larger than a baurua, a large proa.
- itibwerebwe
- Bingham having a straight lower yard, as a canoe sail.
- tikeke
- Bingham to slip along or glide as a canoe or the foot.
- turabeau
- Bingham nearly worthless as a canoe from frequent use.
- wairioa
- Bingham to approach a canoe from the east or the shore.
- bungira
- Bingham to do an incantation to a canoe for its success.
- kateke
- Bingham a certain plank of a canoe near one of the ends.
- inao
- Bingham upper or lower edge of a plank ready for a canoe.
- ruruo
- Sabatier a canoe made of hollowed-out tree trunk <dugout>.
- nangobung
- Bingham stick on which a canoe can rest when not floating.
- beriki
- Bingham a private signal of feathers on the mast of a canoe.
- ienikuri
- Bingham prepareing food or a canoe in haste for a departure.
- taia ni bwe
- Bingham the cord by which the rudder to a canoe is fastened.
- bunuwa
- Bingham to depart on a canoe as a party disliked or offended.
- maotonibwe
- Bingham fish reserved or set aside in payment for canoe hire.
- kiaromoti
- Bingham a joist or sleeper on which the deck of a canoe rests.
- uotiko
- Bingham exclamation of applause or triumph as in canoe racing.
- taotabo
- Bingham being out of trim as a canoe, down by the bows or stern.
- tatae
- Bingham to fish for the ana or nauti in a canoe by torchlight.
- kiaronimai
- Bingham a large canoe having five poles or sticks to the outrigger.
- rama
- Bingham to place a canoe with the outrigger to south or north, etc.
- katabun
- Bingham not provided, as a canoe, with a success-giving incantation.
- tautari
- Sabatier taua tarina: to try a canoe to see how it reacts in water.
- bakatoko
- Bingham a long brace for supporting the prow of a canoe when beached.
- betarao
- Bingham a rack, a stick or moulding on a canoe on which to rest slats.
- kairababa
- Bingham a broad board used as a temporary platform or seat in a canoe.
- ienaoa
- Bingham rig or fit a canoe as an ienano a canoe with a removable mast.
- tirinano
- Bingham to engage in the work of adzing the inner side of a canoe plank.
- nikutataro
- Sabatier canoe with outrigger beams too short, unbalanced, badly balanced.
- ketoa
- Sabatier (3) Nei Ketoa: a method or system of constructing racing canoes.
- katoara
- Bingham to fish alone in a canoe, to act alone in work usually done by two.
- tutarina
- Bingham the step of a mast, a socket or mortise for the foot of a canoe mast,.
- tabououa
- Bingham having one end of a canoe more or less upright, and the other projecting.
- karekeuatabo
- Bingham to blow in such a direction as to enable a canoe to visit a place and return.
- nangobungia
- Bingham provide a canoe with rests or blocks under the keel, when it has been beached.
- kabi
- Sabatier kabi koro: a canoe of heavy draught, quickly grounded, needing deep water to float.
- riakitoauea
- Bingham a mode of fishing on a canoe with a fishhook in which the fisherman claims or eats the fish which he catches.