fire
40 Kiribati words
- ai
- Bingham fire.
- Sabatier the fire.
- ireai
- Bingham process of producing fire by rubbing two sticks together.
- Bingham rub with a stick in order to kindle a fire.
- Sabatier to rub to obtain fire. to rub one stick on another to obtain fire.
- boiai
- Bingham having the smell of fire.
- Sabatier having smell of smoke, fire.
- kauraura
- Bingham to engage in kindling fires.
- Bingham to paint red, to kindle a fire.
- ritinga
- Bingham to keep up a slow fire on the ground.
- Sabatier (1) ancient method of preserving fire.
- bunewe
- Bingham a fire in a native oven nearly reduced to coals and ready for service.
- Sabatier the last flames of fire coming through stones on native baking fire, ready to cook food.
- makaro
- Bingham coal of fire.
- tabonritinga
- Bingham a fire brand.
- bue
- Sabatier a burn, a fire.
- kanaiai
- Bingham to kindle a fire.
- maka
- Bingham bright as a fire.
- maraunako
- Bingham burning low as a fire.
- kabakarotoa
- Bingham to make a fire blaze up.
- uke
- Bingham spread as a sore or fire.
- ino
- Bingham be extinguished as a fire.
- aeka
- Bingham take as food from the fire.
- rebwetata
- Bingham the noise of a flame of fire.
- uramate
- Sabatier dying <die> fire, nearly out.
- aerona
- Bingham prepare for a fire in an oven.
- kabuoka
- Bingham to burn up, to consume by fire.
- maran ai
- Sabatier a fire about to go out, embers.
- bue nako
- Sabatier a conflagration. fire spreading.
- kainiri
- Bingham sticks for rubbing to kindle fire.
- atia
- Bingham cover over a fire with bakeing stones.
- mataneai
- Bingham temporarily blinded by gazing at a fire.
- auri
- Sabatier fire without flames as ex. charcoal, etc.
- makuna
- Bingham wellcovered over with mats as an oven-fire.
- ibo
- Bingham completely ignited as a fire in an earth oven.
- kamakuna
- Bingham to cover over a fire in an oven in the ground.
- kiangang
- Sabatier full of fire, flame, full of life, quick, sharp.
- aokabu
- Bingham light of a fire reflected by smoke seen at a distance.
- rebwe
- Sabatier karebwe: to make go off..., to fire shots, etc., to bang.
- tinete
- Bingham to engage in exposing drying fish to a fire the second time.
- marau
- Bingham fire in an oven sufficiently consumed for purposes of bakeing.
- aimaka
- Bingham fire for baking or broiling, well kindled and burning brightly.
- riritinga
- Bingham frequentative of ritinga: to keep up a slow fire on the ground.
- bairoko
- Bingham quickly doing as in producing fire by rubbing sticks, or in fitting the planks of a canoe.
- ti
- Sabatier kati, katia, kakatia: to make..., to eject, to squirt, to draw from a tap, to shoot with a gun, to fire on.
- ura
- Sabatier kauran te ai: ignition, lighting of fire, kindling brought from fire, fire rites in several magical ceremonies <ceremony>.
- mataua
- Bingham hesitating to fire or throw at lest a person somewhat in the range be accidentally hit, hindered from doing by the presence of one in the way.