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karewe

27 Kiribati words

• katete
  • Bingham to engage in scalding karewe against fermentation.
  • Bingham karewe partially scalded, to prevent fermentation.
• korikarewe
  • Bingham to cut for karewe.
• moantari
  • Bingham very fresh toddy or karewe.
• wainang
  • Bingham very sweet and fresh karewe.
• boimanging
  • Bingham the odor of fermenting karewe.
• ibunikatoro
  • Bingham ibu for holding karewe to be.
• kannim
  • Bingham very fresh and sweet as new karewe.
• rere
  • Bingham a drink made of karewe mixed with water.
• katati
  • Bingham a shell-knife a knife for cutting karewe.
• monamona
  • Bingham slimy as an eel or the settlings of karewe.
• karuoruo
  • Bingham fresh sap of the coconut tree, fresh karewe.
• kianana
  • Bingham the droppings of insects which infest karewe.
• te
  • Bingham to hiss, as frying fish, or as fermenting karewe.
• ibuataoa
  • Bingham suspend a second ibu under the first karewe ibu.
• tabanura
  • Bingham a coconut spathe for karewe not bound at the base.
• nengenenge
  • Bingham to engage in sipping karewe with a brushlike stick.
• tore
  • Bingham to engage in sipping karewe through a tube or pipe.
• kauka
  • Bingham an unmixed food, especially unwatered karewe or kamaimai.
• ran
  • Bingham watery, as karewe which has been mixed with too much water.
• ibuatao
  • Bingham second shell hung under the first to catch the overflow in karewe.
• kataroua
  • Bingham to pour out a portion of the contents of a coconut shell of karewe.
• kaokioki
  • Bingham karewe quickly fermented by being placed in a sour coconut-shell bottle.
• kararatia
  • Bingham to cause a person to feel a sense of fullness from drinking much karewe.
• kamamua
  • Bingham to freshen salt food, to add more karewe to a drink of karewe with too much water in it.
• kaurebaku
  • Bingham the process of winding the extreme end of a spathe of a coconut bud in prepararion for karewe.
• kaurebakua
  • Bingham to tie or wind the extreme end of a coconut spathe for karewe, after removing a little portion of the outer rim.
• kakerua
  • Bingham to crunch, to ram as a gun, to cleanse a karewe shell with a stick, to assault a house or settlement with hostile intent.