magic
41 Kiribati words
- kaoraora
- Sabatier a magic necklace of kakoko.
- nibunini
- Sabatier (2) magic against this poison.
- tanatana
- Sabatier magic to attract, promote love.
- karaoi
- Sabatier undeveloped coconut used in magic.
- rauno
- Sabatier a magic practice for weaning baby.
- erebaba
- Sabatier a magic formula, a victory banquet.
- boka
- Sabatier decayed coconut for malicious magic.
- kakoko
- Sabatier a magic collar made of these leaves.
- uribike
- Sabatier sprinkling on the beach (magic rite).
- kaun
- Sabatier (2) a magic ceremony to make courageous.
- wari
- Sabatier te wari: a magic against sea-monsters.
- kataorikaka
- Sabatier to bring back into position, to undo magic.
- kua
- Sabatier tiri-kua: magic for protection against...
- kimoa
- Sabatier Na Kimoa: magic practice (te wa n aine).
- tanotano
- Sabatier full of sand (food), sand on face for magic.
- koroatu
- Sabatier magic ceremony of cutting hair to make brave.
- karirinang
- Sabatier magic formula used against tempests and cetacea.
- bunna
- Sabatier 2. magic belt for pregnant woman (ancient custom).
- taerawata
- Sabatier charm or magic to suppress pain, sorrow, ill-luck.
- kabakai ira
- Sabatier a kind of magic ceremony at which the hair was cut.
- taeibenao
- Sabatier v.t. taeibenaoa; contra magic, take away ill-luck.
- buka
- Sabatier te buka Nei Akang: a dance air composed with magic rites.
- kario
- Sabatier to make a magic ceremony to obtain inspiration, power to compose.
- kawai
- Sabatier method, procedure, means, manner, trick, system, rite, magic rites.
- bakabubu
- Sabatier a magic ceremony formerly to take away fear, give courage to warriors.
- raku
- Sabatier te raku: a magic practised on canoe against danger from sword-fish c.
- uria
- Sabatier uria rake, uria ni karuonako: sprinkle from top to bottom (magic rites).
- nakiniwae
- Sabatier waterspout, tornado, cyclone, magic spell to ward off cyclone, hurricane, etc.
- nama
- Sabatier te namnama: sort of magic to attract affection with wearing of charm, amulet.
- kannanun
- Sabatier kannanunia, kannanuniaia: to give a magic food to make fight, to give courage.
- kai ni kamaen
- Sabatier method or school or composition for dance singing, dances with magic rites and formula.
- kauti
- Sabatier magic practice (kind of morning prayer) at tanrake in the early morning for divers aims.
- takuakua
- Sabatier to have, to carry on one's person all kinds of magic, garlands, amulets, to be well protected.
- bonota
- Sabatier (magic) to hinder, to prevent, to immunize, to secure beforehand, to protect against bad sorcery.
- tebonakoumanaomata
- Sabatier ceremony (magic, religious) when a new- born babe is brought from place of birth to ordinary dwelling.
- taona ni mwi
- Sabatier to put oneself in the place left vacant by another (to gain or hold affection, kind of magic), to replace.
- ura
- Sabatier kauran te ai: ignition, lighting of fire, kindling brought from fire, fire rites in several magical ceremonies <ceremony>.
- uti
- Sabatier te kauti, te kauti ni mane, te kauti n aine, a kauti: magical ceremonies <ceremony> on the ocean side facing the rising sun.
- tano
- Sabatier tano-maiu: fertile soil tanoika, tano-bakoa, tanobaibakoa: white granulated sand, the kind used to stick on cheeks in certain magical rites.
- kainonoki
- Sabatier (myth) name of man transformed into a whale, a giant whale, special magic wand which was pointed towards whale while saying magic formula to protect canoe.
- kauna
- Sabatier to oppose one to another, to put in conflict, in contest, in competition, to arouse, to put end to end, to inure to fight, to make hardy, aggressive, belligerent, to anger, to vex, to make angry, to do a magic rite to inure, make courageous, terrible.