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fish-line

18 Kiribati words

• ao
  • Bingham fish-line.
  • Sabatier te ao: fibre of coconut husk, fishline, twine.
• abo
  • Bingham fish-line attached to a rod.
  • Sabatier fish line.
• kauaka
  • Bingham to trail a fish-line.
• matan
  • Sabatier a roll of string, fishline.
• ninimoti
  • Bingham unevenly made, as a fish line.
• reireiti
  • Bingham a fish-line of a certain make.
• katarea
  • Bingham to pay out all of one's fish-line.
• bukintukunei
  • Bingham fine, as a fish-line in places, not coarse.
• rekereke
  • Bingham entangled, caught here and there as a fish-line.
• kare tabo n ati
  • Sabatier (?) to put out a fish line at end of reef or island.
• moauai
  • Sabatier (2) fish line with double ends furnished with hooks at both e.
• nimaerere
  • Bingham a fish line composed of hair and coconut fibre, used in sorcery.
• nimanonginong
  • Bingham having fine strands as a coconut fibre fish line, finely twisted.
• reita
  • Sabatier te reireiti: a fish line made of several pieces joined together.
• rekerua
  • Bingham a fishing place where the fish-line is often caught among the rocks.
• reireita
  • Bingham to make a fine fish-line by tying single coconut-huskfibers together.
• aroma
  • Bingham tree, also its bark, used for making fish-lines, or thread in foreign rope.
• taeka
  • Bingham to root up, to tear up by the root, to twitch on a fishline in order to catch the hook in the mouth.