oil
54 Kiribati words
- banakuaku
- Sabatier oil, small vessel for oil or binobino.
- ianriringa
- Bingham scented oil made from scraped coconut exposed to the sun and boiled.
- Bingham prepare a scented oil for anointing.
- Sabatier a sort of perfumed oil.
- neiakaka
- Bingham to be oiled, as a fish pond or well with oil or fat.
- Bingham oil or scum on the surface of a pond or well.
- Sabatier sheet of oil on water, calm water, smooth, limpid like sheet of oil.
- ba
- Bingham coconut oil, a general term for oil, a coconut shell oil bottle.
- Sabatier 1. oil.
- irotuma
- Bingham scented oil.
- Bingham give to coconut oil a certain fragrance.
- boba
- Bingham to trade in oil.
- Sabatier trade in oil (as formerly).
- kabira
- Bingham oil for anointing.
- Sabatier kabira, kakabira: to anoint, to paint, to daub, to oil, to grease, to massage, to perfume.
- koromaka
- Bingham scented boiled coconut oil.
- Sabatier oil perfumed with maka found on the trunk and leaves of pandanus.
- manenaka
- Bingham anointed or besmeared with oil.
- Sabatier a thin film of oil (on water, the sea, or the skin).
- kaburiburi
- Bingham coconut oil prepared for anointing.
- Sabatier perfumed oil made of coconut milk and taro leaves.
- nimaningining
- Bingham an oil scented with a certain pan leaf.
- Sabatier (1) extreme end, extreme point of..., very small in the distance. (2) a perfumed oil.
- kuo
- Bingham a coconut-shell cup for receiving boiled anointing oil before putting it into a bottle.
- Sabatier (1) a vessel, a measure for perfumed oil (half-shell);
- ba ni kamaimai
- Sabatier perfumed oil.
- kaneiakaka
- Bingham to oil water.
- ba ni kua
- Sabatier cod liver oil.
- wangewange
- Bingham an anointing oil.
- kamanenaka
- Bingham to smear with oil.
- kamaneuna
- Bingham to smear with oil.
- maneuna
- Bingham anointed with oil.
- ba rongorongo
- Sabatier famine oil, old oil.
- bakanutao
- Sabatier ordinary coconut oil.
- uaba
- Bingham carrying coconut oil.
- tio n raurau
- Sabatier a kind of perfumed oil.
- eri
- Luomala snake mackeral, oil fish.
- makoro
- Sabatier kamakorokoro: coconut oil.
- tionraurau
- Bingham an unguent or anointing oil.
- boi aka
- Sabatier odour of oil, of certain oil.
- bakanimtaoa
- Bingham to prepare boiled coconut oil.
- bakanimtao
- Sabatier 1. oil made from grated coconut.
- kirenren
- Sabatier oil perfumed with ren flowers.
- boimanoa
- Sabatier odour of roasted nut. frying oil.
- kabirai
- Sabatier the perfumed oil from taro leaves.
- marato
- Bingham well anointed or smeared with oil.
- taba
- Sabatier oil perfumed with pandanus leaves.
- makano
- Sabatier thick oil, vaseline, ointment, mash.
- ikanenea
- Luomala snake mackeral, oil fish (polite name).
- kuonaine
- Bingham a coconut-shell cup for boiling oil in.
- tawakai
- Bingham the extracting of coconut-oilin a press.
- waeana
- Bingham to extract or draw out oil with a waea.
- ikanibeka
- Luomala snake mackeral, oil fish (descriptive name).
- kaboiarara
- Bingham the anointing of one's self with perfumed oil.
- maratirati
- Sabatier kamaratiarati: to make..., to oil, to grease.
- taoakai
- Bingham to engage in extracting coconut oil in a press.
- nananikanei
- Bingham large coconut shell cup for receiving boiled oil.
- maneouna
- Sabatier (poetry) manouna (prose) a film of oil on the hair.
- ranebonebo
- Bingham shining as as one anointed with oil, bright, polished.
- kamakorokoro
- Sabatier coconut oil without any perfume added (used for burning).
- tutawa
- Sabatier tutawawa (sup.) oozing grease,... oil, too greasy, too oily.
- an
- Sabatier te i-aan riringa: oil made from coconut scraped and dried in the sun.
- nananimae
- Bingham half coconut shell for holding oil for besmearing a wreath for the neck.
- kaboka
- Bingham scraped coconut left to rot in a container for the purpose of extracting oil.
- waea
- Bingham a coconut leaflet for extracting from a bottle a small quantity of oil adhering.
- kamakorokoroa
- Bingham to extract coconut oil by boiling the liquid from pressed freshly scraped coconut.
- rung
- Bingham giving pleasure as the odor of good mature oil, fine as the appearance of a person.