cook
23 Kiribati words
- koki
- Bingham a cook.
- Bingham to cook.
- kama
- Bingham to cook, especially to cook again, a second time.
- Sabatier to cook.
- kuka
- Sabatier cook.
- kamaia
- Sabatier to cook.
- amata
- Bingham not sufficiently cooked, rare.
- Bingham partially cooked food.
- tutu
- Bingham to trickle, to cook fish unobserved in the bush.
- Sabatier to cook fish (etc.) on shore or in forest before returning home.
- mai
- Bingham cooked.
- mairaoi
- Bingham well-cooked.
- kamika
- Bingham to cook thoroughly.
- amataroro
- Bingham very slightly cooked.
- umum
- Sabatier to cook in ground oven.
- mika
- Bingham thoroughly cooked, scalded.
- timina
- Sabatier to cook over coals, to roast.
- kaamata
- Bingham vt amata to cook rare or partially.
- aoa
- Bingham test food as to the degree of cooking.
- neneiriko
- Bingham not well or sufficiently cooked as fish.
- timamwi
- Sabatier timamwia to cook, to roast in this manner.
- umuna
- Sabatier to put to cook in ground oven on hot stones.
- kabutewetewe
- Sabatier to put fish over flame to cook without burning.
- kaumumua
- Bingham umum to direct a cook to cover the native oven.
- namanama
- Bingham bind fish with namata for convenience in cooking.
- timinene
- Sabatier katiminenea, katimnenea: to make..., to cook in fat.
- matiratira
- Bingham thoroughly cooked, or cooked soft as a pan nut or babai.