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move

65 Kiribati words

• mae
  • Bingham move.
  • Bingham break ranks, move aside or give way as in battle, scatter.
  • Sabatier to drag, to move, to drag on anchor.
• baita
  • Sabatier to move.
• kamaea
  • Bingham to move.
• kakamakuri
  • Sabatier to move, to stir, to be agitated.
• kabutia
  • Sabatier to move, to mix, to make move, to revolve.
• rai
  • Sabatier to move, to turn in wrong direction, contort.
• katiotioa
  • Sabatier to move, to sway, to make float, to swing, to oscillate.
• nimatewetewe
  • Sabatier to move, to advance in leaps and bounds (as rapid canoe).
• wa
  • Bingham to move along in a company as persons or fish.
  • Sabatier wawa to go,... move.
  • Sabatier wawa, wanako: to go,... move,... displace oneself, to flow,... flow away.
• ing
  • Bingham start or move as an object to be lifted.
  • Sabatier inging: to move, to shake, to uplift (beginning to move).
• buti
  • Bingham to go along, to move along, to sail along.
  • Sabatier buti, bubuti, buti rio, buti rake, buti nako, buti maka, buti mara, butiraoi, buti buaka: to move, to advance, to progress, to go... etc.
• tarere
  • Sabatier to move about.
• bumoa
  • Sabatier the first move.
• bukawekawe
  • Bingham to move rapidly.
• taekaia
  • Bingham to move rapidly.
• tatawe
  • Bingham to move quickly.
• maemae
  • Sabatier to move slightly.
• kakerakea
  • Bingham to move to the east.
• enarinai
  • Sabatier to move rapidly like...
• ibekuri
  • Bingham move about restlessly as a crowd.
• wati
  • Sabatier of moving <move> forward, towards.
• rerebu
  • Bingham to move rapidly hither and thither.
• ke nako
  • Bingham to decrease, to move, to be removed.
• wawa
  • Bingham to trickle, to move along as a crowd.
• mweau
  • Bingham arrive late, come slowly, move slowly.
• bwe
  • Sabatier bwe! (in games) move!, advance!, turn!
• kanenei
  • Bingham to move along, to be on the go or march.
• takabiribiri
  • Sabatier running about continually, moving <move>.
• enatinai
  • Sabatier move rapidly like..., rapid as... (canoe).
• rereauti
  • Bingham to move restlessly about, to be on the go.
• kawawa
  • Sabatier (1) to be always on the move, to circulate.
• utowa
  • Sabatier unable to keep still, always moving <move>.
• kawa
  • Bingham to move along in a company or flock or shoal.
• nikamonmon
  • Sabatier to go, to move away by rolling (child's game).
• wawaeakina
  • Sabatier idem. to move, to flow continually towards...
• tanginako
  • Sabatier to move away, to withdraw with noise dying away.
• ba
  • Sabatier tai ba! tai babu! don't say anything! don't move!
• kakiroa
  • Sabatier 2. to move to a distance, to put far away, to repel.
• runga
  • Sabatier runga e! runga o! get into place! get going! move!
• tioba
  • Sabatier to move nimbly <nimble>, gracefully (as palm waving).
• ring
  • Sabatier to make an impression on, to move, to touch, to affect.
• tiewa
  • Sabatier to come and go continually, to be always moving <move>.
• mariro
  • Sabatier kamariroa, kamariroriroa: to make move, to shake loose.
• makuri
  • Sabatier makuria, mamakuria: to make... work, to move constantly.
• euta
  • Sabatier ka-euta: to cause someone to get up, to dislodge, to move.
• ingu
  • Sabatier to move or fall with muffled sound, to make a muffled sound.
• keke
  • Bingham frequentative of ke to shout in triumph, to move a little.
• ningiongio
  • Sabatier to move away, to withdraw, to be carried away at great speed.
• tataeanibai
  • Sabatier freq. of sup. of taeanibai: to move away by becoming detached.
• takarema
  • Sabatier to flutter, to move about, to frisk about, to flutter, to struggle.
• butimate
  • Sabatier to move with difficulty, in a tired manner (fatigue, sickness, hunger).
• mainging
  • Sabatier ka-mainga, kamainginga: to make move, to shake loose, to push a little.
• rangarangataki
  • Sabatier e rangarangataki abara, a bane ni mananga: all moving <move>, marching.
• uma
  • Bingham started, moved as a rock lifted a little in the middle as a mat spread out.
• manai
  • Bingham move as an infant on the back of its head thrown back by pushing with its feet.
• uarurung
  • Sabatier to move in crowds here and there, to move, to drift, to be tossed, to fluctuate.
• ewe
  • Sabatier ewe:we. to jump, to bound, to bounce, to spread about, to move from place to place.
• ingirake
  • Sabatier to begin to move, to move towards, to move up, to movtowards the land -- as the tide.
• uere
  • Sabatier (hair standing up) emotion, shudder, shuddering with emotion,... fear, very touched, moved.
• eweboti
  • Sabatier eweweboti: to move from one boti to another in a maneaba, to take the place of another.
• inimaki
  • Sabatier to turn around, to struggle, to bound, to start up, to jump, to dash, to rush, to move abruptly.
• tiku ni keketi
  • Sabatier tiku n nango: to flit about like dragon flies or flies, hardly stopping, to have a craze for moving<move>.
• tio
  • Sabatier (1) tiotio, tio-rio, tiorake, tio nako: moving <move> while suspended, floating in wind, balanced in mid air.
• koka
  • Sabatier v.t. kokoki, kokoka: to move or pull oneself along while lying or sitting down, to push or slide on bottom or keel.
• ningo
  • Sabatier ningoningo, ningoningo nako: to move, to fly away, to take flight into the air far away, to disappear, to fade away in the distance.