faint
19 Kiribati words
- ranea
- Bingham faint, or languishing through want of food.
- ro
- Bingham to faint from weakness.
- Sabatier A ro matau: I feel weak, faint.
- bakoa
- Bingham to faint from the sight of blood.
- Sabatier bakoakoa, nibakoakoa: to faint at the sight of blood.
- mataroro
- Bingham fainting through hunger or sickness.
- Sabatier mamataroro: to faint, to feel faint, to become unconscious.
- kiro
- Sabatier sleep. <faint>.
- kiriongong
- Bingham faint from want of food.
- ntangorengore
- Bingham faint from want of food.
- kamataroro
- Bingham causing faintness as hunger.
- nibakoakoa
- Sabatier to faint at the sight of blood.
- nanokobakoba
- Sabatier feeling faint, weak from hunger.
- ntongitong
- Bingham faint from want of food, or in sickness.
- nimanan
- Sabatier feeling faint, languid, indisposed, suffering.
- mamataroro
- Bingham frequentative of mataroro fainting through hunger or sickness.
- mate nako
- Sabatier to drift away, to get lost, to go astray, to disappear, to faint, to go out.
- tong
- Sabatier tongitong, tongnako, ntongitong, kiritongitong: stupor, shock, faint, swoon.
- ngio
- Sabatier to fall into a swoon, to sink down, to grow faint, to fail, to be carried off quickly.
- mate
- Sabatier mate: to die, to go out (fire, etc.), to stop (clock, etc.), to perish, to faint, to succumb.
- rarau
- Sabatier rarau nako: to let oneself go, to give way, to give up, to be flat out, tired, to fall from weakness, to faint.
- mori
- Sabatier mori, mori nako: to fall off tree from excessive ripeness, to faint away with tiredness, to bend under the burden.