force
24 Kiribati words
- kanenea
- Bingham to give more force to, to set as one's face.
- Sabatier to force, to apply pressure on, to act vigorously.
- nenei
- Sabatier force, insistence.
- una
- Sabatier to force, to charge against, to force sail towards.
- taururu
- Sabatier force, energy, animation, courage, smashing all before them.
- taonanoa
- Sabatier to force, to press, to make impression on, to force the will of..., to impress upon.
- tebona
- Bingham to dive after, to use force, to compel.
- Sabatier (2) tebona, tetebona: to insist strongly with..., to incite, to press, to push, to force, to compel..., to...
- kangkai
- Bingham having much vital force.
- karibua
- Sabatier to drive in, to force in.
- maka
- Sabatier power, force, authority, ardour.
- kabaibata
- Bingham to give more force to, as the voice.
- korakora
- Sabatier power, dimension, strength, vigour, force.
- wangnga
- Bingham to apply more force to as a tool for boring.
- tuna
- Sabatier (2) to urge, to force, to oblige someone to...
- kautona
- Bingham to apply more force to, as to a drill or borer.
- tounene
- Sabatier katounenea: to force, to make resist strongly.
- kabaibati
- Bingham to use more or much force as in throwing or speaking.
- un
- Sabatier meaning struggle, force, violence, ardour (root foundation).
- babaturua
- Sabatier devastator, devastating force (as wind, storm, person, etc.).
- kainonoa
- Sabatier to close tightly, to lock securely, to urge, to force, to incite.
- turuna
- Sabatier to apply strongly, to force one part against another, to strain oneself.
- kairoro
- Sabatier kairoroa, kakairoroa: to beseech, to insist, to entreat earnestly <to force>.
- arona
- Sabatier aroarona to have a right, a power, force or mastery over... to direct, to lead, to conduct, to guide, to rule.
- taon
- Sabatier e taon, ae taon, tataon: to be busy doing, occupied at, absorbed by, to give a hand, to lean on, to force down.
- tebonengenenge
- Sabatier tebonengenengea: to persevere in insisting, to force until exhausted, to keep on urging <urge>, pressing without end.