knife
25 Kiribati words
- taba
- Bingham a knife.
- Sabatier cutlass, jungle knife, sword, machete.
- naibi
- Bingham knife, a long knife.
- Sabatier (Eng.) knife.
- kamatu
- Bingham a clasp-knife a jack-knife.
- Bingham a clasp-knife a jack-knife.
- Sabatier a knife which closes.
- namta
- Bingham sharp knife.
- Sabatier a pointed knife.
- waro
- Bingham a jack-knife.
- Sabatier (2) pocket knife which closes like claws of...
- kateitei
- Bingham a small sheath-knife.
- Sabatier (2) a knife in sheath at side.
- katati
- Bingham a shell-knife a knife for cutting karewe.
- Sabatier a sort of black pearl oyster. from which formerly sharp tools were made, knives <knife>, shovels, etc.
- bititeria
- Sabatier table knife.
- kai ni katarin
- Sabatier a copra knife.
- biti
- Bingham iron, a knife,.
- morokaei
- Bingham large as a butcher knife.
- borauea
- Sabatier a table knife with bone handle.
- bitina
- Bingham to take, possess and use a knife.
- katarin
- Sabatier te biti ni katarin: copra knife.
- bekenene
- Sabatier pick, dirk, dagger, knife with sheath.
- tanganangana
- Bingham cut and slashed with a butu or knife.
- wiamarake
- Sabatier a small knife to cut food, tobacco, etc.
- kakang
- Sabatier kakangin te biti: the sharp edge of knife.
- kaiba
- Bingham a case or sheath knife whose loose handle has been lashed.
- moanibaia
- Bingham hold a caseknifein the hand with the thumb next to the blade.
- tarotaro
- Bingham water in a shell or cup for a wan with which to sharpen a knife.
- butika
- Sabatier 1. a rod with knife fixed at end to cut down pandanus and breadfruit.
- kara
- Bingham to scrape, to cut with a draw knife or spoke shave, to grave or groove.
- bitinna
- Sabatier to appropriate a knife, to own a knife, an iron, etc., to use as a knife or as an iron tool.
- tuna
- Sabatier (3) to make the blame fall on,... the responsibility fall on..., to get one's knife into,... to accuse...