husk
18 Kiribati words
- koroma
- Bingham to husk.
- benu
- Bingham a coconut husk.
- Sabatier <bot> husk of coconut for making string.
- boua
- Bingham a dry coconut husk.
- Sabatier coconut husk used as firewood.
- ewanin
- Bingham husk of the coconut.
- Sabatier coconut husk with shell attached.
- buru
- Sabatier husk of coconut called bunia.
- kunroro
- Bingham the exterior husk of the bunia.
- nana
- Sabatier shell, cocoon, pod, husk, carapace.
- maemaeki
- Bingham picking to pieces as a coconut husk.
- koro ni katei
- Sabatier koronikateia: to husk fibre with...
- ninibao
- Bingham curved up. warped, as a coconut husk.
- riti
- Sabatier a wisp of husk for lighting fire, tow, wick.
- wanin
- Sabatier coconut husk, cut in halves (shell and husk).
- wae
- Bingham a shriveled, undeveloped coconut including the husk.
- nin
- Sabatier nin-ni-boua: half of husk of coconut. (N.) ewa n in.
- korom
- Sabatier to take the husk off coconut with a stake called a koro.
- reireita
- Bingham to make a fine fish-line by tying single coconut-huskfibers together.
- koronikatei
- Bingham a sharp pointed ngea stick set in the ground on which to husk coconuts.
- ritang
- Bingham the innermost part of the husk of the bunia not chewed, the leaflets near the base of a coconut frond.