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fruit

45 Kiribati words

• ua
  • Bingham fruit.
  • Bingham bear fruit.
  • Sabatier te ua, uan te...: fruit, product, result, gain, profit.
• baitongo
  • Sabatier fruit, endocarp of foreign tree.
• nimaneuri
  • Bingham the fruit of the uri.
  • Sabatier fruit of uri tree.
• mori
  • Bingham a very ripe soft fruit.
  • Sabatier te mori: a very ripe fruit (esp. breadfruit), tiredness, weariness.
• tou
  • Bingham the fruit of the pandanus pandanus fruit, in the cluster, the bunch.
  • Sabatier te tou: a whole pandanus fruit.
• makoro
  • Bingham not in fruit.
• kamweara
  • Bingham without fruit.
• mairekereke
  • Bingham jackfruittree.
• maiuea
  • Bingham large jackfruit.
• nimanini
  • Sabatier (2) fruit of ntanini.
• raibwebwe
  • Bingham the ear of grain or fruit.
• mai
  • Sabatier breadfruit tree, its fruit.
• airoro
  • Sabatier a variety of pandanus fruit.
• katawaea
  • Bingham to wait for fruit until ripe.
• ribita
  • Bingham to take as fruit with a pole.
• rikibuaka
  • Bingham not developing well as fruit.
• iri n tou
  • Sabatier piece or section of pandanus fruit.
• kabitoka
  • Sabatier the fibrous core of pandanus fruit.
• nibaeai
  • Bingham a young coconut tree bearing fruit.
• non
  • Sabatier (1) a tree, the fruit of this tree.
• uananti
  • Sabatier (1) badly formed fruit, deformed...
• kamora
  • Bingham to wait upon fruit until it is ripe.
• amwi
  • Bingham abounding in fruit, as a full cluster.
• moto
  • Bingham producing but little fruit, not flowering.
• ti
  • Bingham pan nut or fruit section next to the stem.
• bobo
  • Sabatier 2. ripening fruit, pandanus harvest season.
• ubu
  • Bingham in the early stage of development as fruit.
• rarai
  • Sabatier a part of pandanus fruit detached from whole.
• taberamatoa
  • Bingham not yet, or slow in bearing fruit, as the pan.
• karababa
  • Sabatier pandanus fruit cooked and dried, in oblong slabs.
• riba n amwi
  • Sabatier fruit (of bunch) or coconut deformed by pressure.
• kawaiwai
  • Sabatier a species of kabubu: powdered fruit of pandanus.
• tikoba
  • Bingham to catch, as a fruit being thrown down from a tree.
• kamori
  • Bingham fruit gathered, but not yet fully ripe for consumption.
• ruruai
  • Sabatier fresh, new, laden with small fruit which eventually fall.
• tabataba
  • Sabatier edible part of pandanus fruit cut in slices ready to cook.
• kabarere
  • Sabatier pandanus fruit left to ripen fully in order to be eaten raw.
• iri
  • Sabatier te iri n tou: detachable portions or sections of pandanus fruit.
• kirimto
  • Bingham gathered in a cluster, abounding in much fruit on a stem or branch.
• ung
  • Sabatier teina te ung, teungina, uang <uaung?>: one, two whole pandanus fruit.
• ukia
  • Sabatier ukian te iri n tou: the nonedible end of drupe or segment of pandanus fruit.
• iango
  • Sabatier bain te iango: the fruit of thought, invention, discovery, intelligent finding.
• kabubu
  • Sabatier preserved food made from pandanus fruit, a drink in which this food is mixed in water.
• kingking
  • Sabatier the smallest fruit in a bunch (thin, squashed between others, in the middle or under).
• wareriri
  • Bingham to engage in indiscriminate accusation of robbing when the fruit of one's land has been taken.