eat
54 Kiribati words
- amarake
- Bingham eat.
- Sabatier food, eatables, meals, victuals.
- Sabatier to eat, take food, take meals.
- kana
- Bingham to eat, to consume.
- Sabatier irreg. to eat, to devour, to consume, to gnaw, to deteriorate;.
- Sabatier kanaki, kakanaki: edible, eatable.
- kang
- Bingham to eat.
- Sabatier to eat, to consume.
- matamu
- Sabatier to eat.
- mange
- Sabatier to eat, to chew with...
- kaikewi
- Bingham to eat, to partake of food.
- kauka
- Bingham to eat or drink one article without a mixture.
- Sabatier to drink fresh toddy neat, to drink or eat a single dish without anything besides.
- witoka
- Sabatier wiwitoka, witokatoka. to speak, or eat with rapidity.
- Sabatier wi-toka: to speak, or eat (something) quickly.
- wirikiriki
- Bingham to eat with very small mouthfuls, to speak softly.
- Sabatier to speak softly,... in low voice.(2) to eat, hardly moving jaws.
- ukinana
- Bingham eating out the kernel of a coconut with the teeth, gnaw.
- Bingham eat out the kernel from a coconut with the front teeth.
- mangainrang
- Bingham eat voraciously.
- ora
- Bingham eat raw as fish.
- oraora
- Bingham eating fish raw.
- ngaungau
- Bingham to eat voraciously.
- witata
- Sabatier (2) to eat quickly.
- ino
- Bingham be eaten of maggots.
- wiamarake
- Sabatier always ready to eat.
- matam
- Bingham partake of food, to eat.
- timinene
- Bingham to eat with much relish.
- nawawaki
- Bingham stupid through overeating.
- ewe
- Bingham err by eating forbidden food.
- mamatam
- Bingham frequentative of matam eat.
- tarawawa
- Bingham indisposition to eat or work.
- kaikai
- Sabatier kai: to eat, to take a meal.
- kabaubau
- Bingham to eat voraciously and noisily.
- matamtam
- Bingham make a noise with the lips in eating.
- mtamta
- Bingham the slobberings of a child in eating.
- wa ni matang
- Bingham to eat fish (just caught) in privacy.
- kanawaru
- Sabatier to eat or pull at bait, to be tricked.
- wikoa
- Sabatier (2) wikoa n amarake: to eat quickly.
- kanauti
- Sabatier to eat greedily, to seize food hastily.
- kangi tabu
- Sabatier to eat food forbidden to person or clan.
- butona
- Sabatier 1. to eat moderately, to economize on food.
- maukanna
- Bingham keep eating food while one is preparing it.
- iria
- Bingham food eaten or something done in remembrance of.
- kamangao
- Bingham to eat without dieting, to eat unprepared food.
- ung
- Bingham chew and eat or suck pandanus fruit or bunia.
- kaukinana
- Sabatier to eat out the kernel of the coconut with teeth.
- ingainga
- Bingham impatientce in waiting for the time to eat or go.
- ungira
- Bingham chew and eat or suck as pandanus fruit or bunia.
- boria
- Sabatier boria te amarake: to eat a certain dish together.
- kauara
- Bingham to embarrass one about to eat, as a crowd of people.
- kakimoa
- Sabatier to eat the first fish caught with new net or new canoe.
- intibua
- Bingham heavy or stupid after eating heartily, or with sickness.
- uka
- Sabatier kauka: to drink neat, to eat or swallow unadulterated.
- unra
- Bingham eat or chew pandanus fruit, bunia husk, or sugar cane.
- ubaete
- Bingham suffering with dyspepsia or a sense of fullness after eating.
- tabaninia
- Bingham to eat food in common to give unanimity to words or statements.
- itimareare
- Sabatier nearly all gone..., eaten, gone away, taken away, scattered, etc.
- ngangau
- Bingham unable to restrain one's desire, eating without waiting for others.
- namnam
- Bingham eat up the remnant of soft or liquid food as molasses with the finger.
- makerukeru
- Bingham make a crunching sound in eating, or a nibbling or gnawing sound as a rat.
- tarika
- Bingham a small portion of food set apart before beginning to eat, as a sort of first fruits.
- katoua
- Sabatier to drink straight, without diluting, to eat fish without anything else besides (Butaritari).