fill
24 Kiribati words
- kanoa
- Bingham to fill, to load, to load as a gun.
- Sabatier kakanoa: to fill, to load.
- kaona
- Bingham to fill.
- kabia
- Bingham to partly fill.
- kakeboa
- Bingham to fill to the full.
- nikebokebo
- Sabatier nikebokeboa: to fill up.
- onra
- Sabatier kaonraea: to fill badly.
- onea
- Bingham replace, fill as a vacantcy.
- atoato
- Bingham filling coconut shell bottles.
- ibo
- Bingham filled as the heart with anger.
- koronuka
- Sabatier koronuka: to fill up half-way.
- karakoroa
- Bingham to fill almost full, to pass near to.
- ubara
- Bingham fill or occupy a place as flying litter.
- kataoatia
- Sabatier to fill up to the brim, to make overflow.
- atoa
- Sabatier to fill through the neck, to gorge, to decant.
- ki
- Sabatier ka-kia, kakikia: to fill, to cram, to stuff.
- ontiti
- Sabatier kaontita: to fill, to cover with (dirt, dust).
- on
- Sabatier ka-ona, kakaona, kaonrakea: to fill, to fill up.
- aerona
- Sabatier to fill a native baking oven with wood for cooking.
- rarati
- Sabatier kararatia: to fill to breaking point, to satiate.
- buangata
- Sabatier kabuangata: to cram, to fill, to treat as glutton.
- maebuebu
- Bingham filled as a house with plenty of food to be prepared for a feast.
- baneka
- Sabatier to spread out, to penetrate a place, to fill, to pervade (gas, odours).
- kebo
- Sabatier kakeboa, kakebokeboa, nikebokeboa: to fill, to cram, to stuff, to fill up.
- kano
- Sabatier kakano to fill, to spin string in native way by twisting with fingers on thigh.