dry
33 Kiribati words
- tawa
- Bingham to dry in the sun.
- Sabatier dry, dried, dried in the sun.
- Sabatier tawaea: to spread out to dry, to dry, to put to dry, to hang out to dry.
- mau
- Bingham dry.
- Sabatier dry, dried, dehydrated.
- mae
- Bingham sufficiently dryied or cured by the sun as karababa.
- Sabatier dry, dried, roasted.
- kamaua
- Bingham to dry.
- kaumaua
- Bingham to dry.
- maeke
- Sabatier dry, crisp.
- mautakaroro
- Sabatier dry, very dry.
- makinokino
- Sabatier dry, hard (excrements).
- takataka
- Bingham very dry as the kernel of a ripe coconut.
- Sabatier taka. dry.
- ikabakubaku
- Bingham dryied fish.
- ba n iku
- Sabatier hard, dry skin.
- kamau
- Sabatier kamau: to dry.
- kamautereterea
- Bingham to make very dry.
- rin
- Bingham a dry coconut leaf.
- karaea
- Bingham to spread out to dry.
- mano
- Bingham tight, not leaky, dry.
- rengana
- Bingham to mix dry substances.
- eke
- Sabatier crisp, crackling, dry, crusty.
- kabao
- Bingham the work of spreading out to dry.
- tiki n taka
- Sabatier very taut, stiff, too dry, tough.
- maki
- Bingham shriveled and dryied up as a leaf.
- kamanoa
- Bingham to make tight, to make dry, to cork.
- ruamatoa
- Sabatier too dry, too hard, thick (food, drink).
- ranimauna
- Sabatier getting dry, nearing maturity (coconut).
- taka
- Sabatier dried, dry, arid, very..., altogether...
- mte
- Bingham dry or decayed leafves used in fertilizeing.
- manau
- Bingham partially dried as fish, beginning to dry as fish.
- rai
- Sabatier ka-raia: to make or let dry, to fade, to wither.
- bataka
- Sabatier dried up, dry, parched (throat, beach, coconut, etc.).
- katawawaea
- Bingham to spread out to dry briefly as fish soon to be eaten raw.
- takaroro
- Sabatier from taka. very dry, dry, dried up, very thirsty, extremely arid.
- tung
- taoru
- Sabatier to preserve, to halt deterioration, to dehydrate, to dry fish or other food in order to make it keep in good condition.