leaf
46 Kiribati words
- ba
- Bingham the midrib or main stem of the coconut frond, a leaf.
- Sabatier leaf, palm, midrib of palm leaf, page of paper, card, leaflet.
- Sabatier ba ni kai: leaves, leaf of tree.
- Sabatier ba n ni: coconut leaf, palm branch <frond -- gwg>.
- Sabatier ba kabane: top branch kakoko: white leaf of coconut not fully developed.
- Sabatier te kinati: leaf of palm just beginning to appear.
- Sabatier te ba ni kiokio: small leaf (of babai, ene).
- Sabatier te ba raerae: leaf already divided into folioles.
- Sabatier te ba ni boki, te iteraniba: leaf, page.
- onoba
- Bingham put forth a new leaf in exchange for a falling old leaf of some babai plants, or of a coconut tree.
- Bingham six leafves.
- banikinauere
- Bingham dying or fading as a leaf, unthrifty, esp as a coconut leaf.
- Bingham an unthrifty leaf.
- ambo
- Bingham leaf red through age.
- Bingham red as a leaf through age.
- atumatoa
- Sabatier 1. a certain kind of large pandanus leaf.
- Sabatier 2. palm leaf hard to detach.
- babobo
- Bingham a fading leaf growing red or yellow.
- Sabatier colour of withering leaf, yellow, tan.
- kinati
- Bingham the youngest leaf of a coconut tree.
- Sabatier (2) a bud. (3) smallest leaf in centre of kakoko.
- tebana
- Bingham one leaf.
- banikaina
- Bingham a pan leaf.
- ba rerei
- Sabatier a healthy leaf.
- bukinikoriri
- Sabatier end of palm leaf.
- uaba
- Sabatier two leaves <leaf>.
- iteraniba
- Bingham one side of a leaf.
- rin
- Bingham a dry coconut leaf.
- bamate
- Sabatier dead or dried up leaf.
- banuri
- Bingham the leaf of the uri.
- ba niko
- Sabatier beautiful leaf of tree.
- ububunara
- Bingham new leafves of the pan.
- aba
- Bingham four, in counting leafves.
- am
- Bingham red leaf, red through age.
- nangoba
- Sabatier base of coconut leaf <frond>.
- bakabane
- Sabatier the centre or highest palm leaf.
- taranikakoko
- Bingham a charmed necklace of coconut leaf.
- barobaro
- Sabatier a certain leaf of taro which hangs down.
- kieura
- Sabatier reddish leaves <leaf> (used in sorcery).
- koriri
- Sabatier te buki n koriri: end of coconut leaf.
- bani
- Sabatier a branch <frond - gwg> or leaf of coconut.
- unaririki
- Bingham stripping off old leafves of coconut trees.
- mte
- Bingham dry or decayed leafves used in fertilizeing.
- kaiao
- Sabatier kaiaona: to manure with the kaiao <leaf>.
- banikimaimai
- Bingham a young coconut leaf, leaflets not yet separated.
- kienene
- Sabatier leaf of coconut tree, all in one piece, not split.
- kaotinako
- Sabatier pandanus leaves <leaf> gathered together for compost.
- namata
- Bingham leaf with which a torch is tied, or a fish for bakeing.
- katoka
- Sabatier back part of coconut leaf, stripped off for divers uses.
- ma
- Bingham fall as a hair or leaf, or a feather in a moulting fowl.
- raro
- Sabatier dark or black leaves <leaf> for weaving designs in mats.
- barobaroba
- Bingham the leaf proper of babai, not including the stem or stalk.
- taetoa
- Bingham to engage in stripping off the central thorns of the pan leaf.
- waitoa
- rauara
- Sabatier the smooth side of pandanus leaf stripped off (used as cigarette paper).
- tababa
- Sabatier wide spreading branches, leaves <leaf> (of trees, plants), fuzzy (hair).
- ni
- Sabatier ua ni: fruit of... kanni: trunk of... (as timber)banni: leaf <frond> of...
- kakoko
- Sabatier young central leaves <leaf> of coconut tree (used to make baskets, skirts, etc.).
- raibane
- Sabatier leaves <leaf> of plants (uri, babai, etc.), used to cover earth oven during cooking.
- iria
- Sabatier pandanus leaves <leaf>, polished and rolled, used for many purposes, for ex. as tubes for containing kabubu in reserve.