carry
60 Kiribati words
- uota
- Bingham carry.
- Sabatier uouota, uotamai, uotario, uotarake, uotanako: to carry, to bring, to carry down,... up, take away.
- bebeka
- Bingham to carry.
- Sabatier to carry a load with difficulty or for a long time.
- kauaitera
- Bingham to carry, as two persons, a chest.
- urakina
- Sabatier to carry, to transport, to convey, to transship, to unload, to load.
- aonanga
- Bingham carry on the shoulder.
- Sabatier to carry on the shoulder.
- amotua
- amoa
- Bingham carry on a stick on the shoulder.
- Sabatier amoua: to carry two loads, one in front, one behind.
- amo
- Bingham stick for carrying a burden on the shoulder, a yoke.
- Bingham carrying on a stick on the shoulder.
- uakana
- Bingham repeated carrying of food to a person.
- Sabatier ua-kana: to have, or carry provisions, victuals.
- rarikina
- Bingham to carry on the hip, as a child astride the hip, or as a burden.
- Sabatier to have or carry on the side, on the hip.
- amoua
- Bingham carry a burden on the shoulder on a stick.
- Sabatier to carry a double load balanced on the shoulder with the amo.
- karoa
- Bingham to carry a child astride on the shoulders.
- Sabatier karoaroa to carry astraddle on shoulder.
- iningao
- Bingham carrying a coconut in the teeth while descending.
- Sabatier iningaoa: to go sideways, to carry sideways, like bird carrying twigs for nest.
- uotana
- Bingham carrying.
- nikita
- Bingham to carry to.
- uarongorongo
- Bingham carrying news.
- uoua
- Bingham carrying a child.
- uaba
- Bingham carrying coconut oil.
- teiuomania
- Bingham to carry by two persons.
- uatou
- Bingham carrying pandanus fruit.
- uaman
- Sabatier to carry flag,... banner.
- aonibaia
- Bingham carry on the arm [bai arm].
- uamane
- Sabatier to carry money on one's person.
- amotu
- Bingham carrying on an amo a heavy load.
- kuku
- Sabatier to carry or be carried on the back.
- mamano
- Sabatier to carry in arms, to be arm in arm.
- kakeraka
- Bingham to make one carry a load in a basket.
- roa
- Sabatier roa, roaroa: to carry on shoulders.
- buki n anga
- Sabatier to carry on stick at back of shoulder.
- ninikira
- Bingham frequentative of nikira, to carry on.
- anibai
- Sabatier anibaia: to carry or put under the arm.
- tabetabe
- Bingham to engage in carrying, to repeatedly carry.
- uabai
- Sabatier to have, or to carry on oneself any object.
- tabonanga
- Sabatier tabonanga: to put or to carry on shoulder.
- uo
- Sabatier uouo: to carry, to rock, to lull to sleep.
- kauabaia
- Sabatier to get two to lift or carry a load or burden.
- tabeka
- Sabatier to raise up, to elevate, to carry, to lift up.
- wio
- Sabatier a voice which carries and can be heard <carry>.
- nakoakina
- Sabatier (2) to carry news, information, rumours, messages.
- urake
- Sabatier ukakiraki: blown up, carried <carry> up by wind.
- buki n amo
- Sabatier buki n amoa: to carry load on back at end of stick.
- kauatabo
- Bingham to engage in carrying a heavy article by two persons.
- aerakea
- Sabatier kaaerakea: to carry or bring or pull towards the shore.
- aonibai
- Sabatier carry on the arm, carry in armfuls, carrying in this way.
- iningaoa
- Bingham carry a coconut by the teeth in descending from the tree.
- ingirake
- Sabatier ka-ingirakea: to lift up a little, to carry, to push up.
- bakota
- Sabatier to have or carry in bended arms, on breast in hollow of chest.
- tabe
- Sabatier tabeatibu: to carry stones tabe-kai: to carry sticks, etc.
- kaamoamoa
- kaingarake
- Bingham to carry or move farther up the beach, as a canoe or other object.
- ubaranako
- Sabatier ubaranakoa: to be carried <carry> away by a gust, a puff of wind.
- babako
- Sabatier to carry in arms, on breast, to cuddle, to nurse, to press to bosom.
- uakai
- Sabatier to carry weapons, tools, to be armed to the teeth, provided with tools.
- ua
- Sabatier rad. of uota in compound words to have on oneself, to carry on oneself.
- uraki
- Bingham carrying stones, boards, etc, to a certain place for collecting them there.
- keraki
- Sabatier to carry on the side or hip with an attachment over shoulder or around neck.
- ubararake
- Sabatier v.t. ubararakea: to rise up, to float in the air, to be carried <carry> up by puff of wind,... sweep of a wing.
- manoka
- Sabatier manoka, mamanoka, manokanoka: to hold, to carry, to clasp in angle of elbow, to carry on arm (child), clasp in arms.
- ewe
- Sabatier ka-ewea, ka-ewerakea, kaewerioa, ka-ewenakoia: to make jump, to bound, to pass over, to transpose, to transport, to carry forward.
- tana
- Sabatier te tana, te tanaki, e tana te makuri, e tanaki te makuri: actual occupation, execution of work, being in the course of doing, occupied at, the work is being carried <carry> on, in course of execution.