odor
26 Kiribati words
- burangirang
- Bingham having the offensive odor of an unclean person.
- Bingham the offensive odor of an unclean person.
- buoraora
- Bingham of a fishy odor.
- boi
- Bingham scent, odor, smell.
- bukunikun
- Bingham having an unclean odor.
- rakerake
- Bingham to spread about as an odor.
- bukatongitong
- Bingham having a strong tingling odor.
- kaboiraea
- Bingham to give an unpleasant odor to.
- bukuakua
- Bingham odorous as frying fish or pork.
- karakea
- Bingham to cause an odor to be perceived.
- butangatanga
- Bingham offensive in odor, as decaying food.
- butariri
- Bingham having strong unpleasant fishy odor.
- bunenea
- Bingham having the odor of fish while cooking.
- butaritari
- Bingham having the marine odor of a drift log.
- burungurung
- Bingham having a pleasant odor of good coconut oil.
- bumaniman
- Bingham odorous as the arm pits, or as an eitei [bird].
- butarotaro
- Bingham having a sour odor, as a karewe coconut-shell bottle.
- kiakia
- Bingham to throng about, to pour forth with fullness as an odor.
- rake
- Bingham to be perceived as an odor, to extend in all directions.
- buneinei
- Bingham giving forth an offensive odor, as a pool much bathed in.
- burorororo
- Bingham giving forth an appetizing odor as well cooked tangana.
- binata
- Bingham to search for something that shall give a pleasant odor to oil.
- buengaenga
- Bingham giving forth a strong marine odor as a variety of coral called enga.
- manon
- Bingham breath, or rather its odor from the nose, the nasal passage to the throat.
- kabutarotaroa
- Bingham to afflict one with the odor of sour karewe through being a toddy gatherer.
- rung
- Bingham giving pleasure as the odor of good mature oil, fine as the appearance of a person.
- katurua
- Bingham to increase in tint or odor to break on small pieces as a nut, to soften by pressure a fish to be eaten raw.