heap
20 Kiribati words
- bariko
- Bingham a heap, a company.
- Sabatier a heap, a pile, a stack, an assembly, a crowd, swarm, shoal.
- banao
- Sabatier a heap, number, multitude, collection, a pile of things.
- kanata
- Bingham to gather into a heap, to collect.
- Sabatier te kanata ni bai: a heap, a pile, a mass of things.
- kabaenata
- Bingham to heap up.
- nokunoku
- Bingham a pile or heap of kamauti (fish).
- nonoaba
- Sabatier an immense heap, a big pile, very much.
- kareuatao
- Sabatier to pile up, to heap up, to put in layers.
- kauataoa
- Bingham to bring many people together, to heap up.
- nata
- Sabatier (1) a heap, pile, collection, mass, crowd.
- nonona
- Sabatier to pile up, to amass, to heap up, to accumulate.
- baki
- Sabatier accumulation, heap, pile, crowd, conglomeration, mob.
- maungatabu
- Sabatier (3) put in a heap, in the middle of the maneaba for everyone.
- tabunga
- Sabatier things, persons in relief, forming heap, mass, protuberance, lump.
- bota
- Sabatier a collection, a pile, a mass, a heap, a whole, a reunion, assembly.
- iaki
- Sabatier to pile or heap in tens or hundreds of things for ex. karababa, fish;
- takoko
- Sabatier tight. tight, close together, packed, compressed, heaped together (as fish in net), swollen tight, distended.
- batunga
- Sabatier batunga ni bai: things in a heap, in packets, a parcel of... to put in a corner (as a mat in course of weaving).
- riko
- Sabatier rikoa, ririkoa, rikorikoa: to gather, to gather up, to harvest, to pick, to heap together, to make provision of...
- batano
- Sabatier shallow, needing a heap of sand to cover; for ex. to heap sand over a hole where one has buried something because hole was not deep enough, appearing just over horizon.
- bei
- Sabatier te bei ni baenata: a heap of stones piled up so as to attract fish and then surrounded by a net or mat, finally the stones are thrown out one by one so as to take fish.