incantation
73 Kiribati words
- koingira
- Bingham an incantation.
- Sabatier te katei koingira: an incantation to stop groans, deathrattle.
- kateikoingira
- Bingham an incantation.
- tabunea
- Bingham an incantation, sorcery.
- kanangaraoi
- Bingham a certain incantation.
- Sabatier an incantation to be lucky.
- katarai
- Bingham a form of incantation.
- Sabatier an incantation on these leaves.
- kateiriaria
- Bingham a certain incantation.
- Sabatier an incantation to drive away an evil presence.
- raiti
- Bingham an incantation at divorce, a side glimpse at a person passing by.
- Sabatier an incantation for div.
- ikanibinebine
- Bingham fish said to be caught through incantation.
- Sabatier fish taken by incantation.
- bainataei
- Bingham an incantation over a child.
- Sabatier 1. an incantation over a child (formerly).
- kabuai
- Bingham an incantation for making the beard to grow.
- Sabatier an incantation to make beard grow.
- kabingao
- Bingham a form of incantation over a child.
- Sabatier kabingaongao stinking, foul, an incantation over a new-born baby during three days to render it offensive to malevolent spirits.
- kaeke
- Bingham a certain incantation performed for the purpose of helping the patient to become famous.
- Sabatier an incantation to procure celebrity;
- kabikoukou
- Bingham to engage in incantation in order to cause to conceive.
- Sabatier an incantation to promote conception.
- oi
- Bingham perform an incantation before fishing on the flats.
- Sabatier an incantation for this kind of fishing.
- ninibete
- Bingham to engage in serving a person to an incantation for giving skill in climbing.
- Sabatier good climber, incantation to produce lightness.
- ititibino
- Bingham certain incantation for putting a person to sleep in order to steal his property.
- Sabatier incantation with binobino to put victim asleep in order to steal or murder, etc.
- ewea
- Bingham perform an incantation on one who has broken his taboo, or who wishes an indulgence.
- Sabatier to get over, to jump over, to make an incantation to escape ill-luck, punishment, a difficult time.
- kainikaba
- Bingham a certain incantation.
- katibabu
- Sabatier a form of incantation.
- bainrangirang
- Bingham to practice incantations.
- tabeatu
- Bingham an incantation for the dead.
- bainrangirangia
- Bingham to perform incantations upon.
- namanama
- Bingham performa certain incantation.
- nibunini
- Bingham a certain mode of incantation.
- wawi
- Bingham an incantation to produce death.
- katangibino
- Bingham a certain incantation, a summons.
- waira
- Bingham to perform a certain incantation.
- tabekanatu
- Bingham a posthumous incantation, a fetish.
- tanoa
- Bingham to sand a person in an incantation.
- uria ni bati
- Bingham incantation for increasing strength.
- karei
- Sabatier an incantation against large Cetacea.
- nuna
- Bingham to perform an incantation on the head.
- wanrea
- Bingham to perform a certain incantation upon.
- nimnainai
- Sabatier (2) incantation to provoke mutual love.
- nibuninia
- Bingham to perform a certain incantation on one.
- tobi
- Bingham to serve as a midwife with incantations.
- irauea
- Bingham pan leaf bound on the arm in an incantation.
- ukire
- Bingham incantation in the use of the little finger.
- bungira
- Bingham to do an incantation to a canoe for its success.
- rakea
- Bingham to initiate a new or second form of incantation.
- bineang
- Sabatier binebinera: to make an incantation to get wind.
- tobina
- Bingham to practice an incantation on a woman in travail.
- ukirea
- Bingham assault a person with a little finger incantation.
- karuotaria
- Bingham to release one by incantation from a taboo umposed.
- binebinera
- Bingham to do the wind with an incantation that it may blow.
- eke
- Sabatier te ka-eke: an incantation in order to become famous.
- tarota
- Sabatier (2) to make an incantation on toddy knife, on weapons.
- baibain
- Bingham a heathen marriage ceremony attended with incantations.
- ningoningo
- Sabatier (4) a sort of humming or incantation to bring on sleep.
- taerawata
- Bingham to impart courage to a man once wounded by incantation.
- kaninima
- Bingham a certain incantation in which a certain drink is taken.
- koriri
- Bingham the extreme portion of a coconut leaf used in incantation.
- karake
- Bingham to engage in a certain incantation for detecting a criminal.
- karuoia
- katabun
- Bingham not provided, as a canoe, with a success-giving incantation.
- wairaea
- Bingham to subject a person to the effects of a certain incantation.
- karona
- Sabatier to massage around a tumour, to make an incantation to cure...
- taboingana
- Sabatier v.t. to make incantation on end of canoe, to protect it by...
- bainimanea
- Sabatier to make an incantation over a person to make them strong, virile.
- tauan/roro
- Sabatier to engage in performing an incantation to prevent early senility.
- kawi
- Sabatier coconut shell or long vase used formerly for incantations, bottle.
- kauti
- Bingham to go before sunrise to the weather side to perform an incantation.
- karaoi
- Bingham a young coconut, the onibua well oiled for purposes of incantation.
- tanatana
- Bingham a form of incantation whereby to secure favor in the eyes of a woman.
- kawai
- Bingham to engage in performing an incantation in order to make the beard grow.
- wanre
- Bingham to practice a certain incantation in order to impart skill in throwing.
- karuotari
- Sabatier an incantation for fishing nets before putting them in the sea for first time.
- taima
- Sabatier taiman te ria: a chant to whet the appetite, incantation to inspire composers.
- karara
- Bingham to caw as a bird, to engage in chanting, before the performance of an incantation.
- bonota
- Bingham an instrument for incantation, sometimes a cord tied at the neck sometimes an ibu.
- karaebari
- Bingham the half of a frond of a young coconut tree over the shoulder for ornament or incantation.
- noubaibai
- Sabatier Nei Noubaibai, Nei Nimnainai: a scoop net which has had incantation to make fish slow like a sole (fish), baibai.
- bino
- Sabatier an incantation to get back a woman (done in turning a binobino very rapidly and allowing the wind to whistle into the opening).