first
25 Kiribati words
- moa
- Bingham first.
- Bingham the first.
- Sabatier first, superior, excellent, supreme, perfect.
- moaniba
- Sabatier the first, the best, the most excellent, the flower of..., the cream of..., the phoenix, excellence, perfection, superiority, supreme.
- moana
- Bingham go first to.
- Sabatier to begin, to start, to begin by, to go first to, to put at the end.
- oimoa
- Bingham arrive first.
- Sabatier to precede, to arrive first.
- moanibai
- Sabatier te moanibai: the first thing,.
- Sabatier first deal in cards.
- moanikaura
- bumoa
- Sabatier the first move.
- uamoa
- Sabatier to try to be first.
- kakaiatao
- Sabatier always wanting to be first.
- moanuwa
- Bingham place or person first visited.
- namakaina
- Sabatier 1st <first> day: e ba n uri.
- karimoa
- Sabatier te karimoa: the first, eldest.
- babatei
- Sabatier e baka ni babatei: it fell head first.
- rimoa
- Sabatier to go in front (ri-moa), to go first, to come first.
- moantai
- Sabatier (1) te moan tai: the first time, the first opportunity.
- rabaraba
- Bingham the first or last in a line at the extreme right or left.
- iemoa
- Sabatier iemoa: to set sail first, to forestall, to be the first to.
- moantoka
- Sabatier (1) the first to be successful, first success, first to attain end.
- uan nei rara
- Sabatier the first child of a young mother, cherished, richly dressed, bedizened.
- moan
- Sabatier te moan: the first, the highest in..., the beginning, the commencement.
- moanriki
- Sabatier the first ancestor, the first man, the first born, the beginning of existence.
- tinanibai
- Sabatier the first or principal establishment of an affair, of commerce, central house.
- taumoa
- Sabatier to precede, to be first, in front, before, to keep in front, to hold the first place.
- atu
- Sabatier principal, ringleader, first, capital, prime cause, heading, title, division of classes, group, etc.
- moantari
- Sabatier first juice obtained after cutting coconut spathe (toddy). The toddy which flows after cutting in the morning and taken at noon is called te moantari.