open
21 Kiribati words
- kauka
- Bingham to open.
- Sabatier to open, to reveal, to disclose.
- ure
- Bingham open, as a flower, or the mouth or the eyes.
- Sabatier ureure: to open by separation, as bud bursting open, opening out, flowering, expansion, to open, to expand.
- kaure
- Sabatier to open, to separate.
- uretatanga
- Sabatier open, displayed, expanded.
- tangaina
- Sabatier open, on show, in full view.
- matata
- Bingham open, cleared as land, roomy, clear.
- ureka
- Bingham open as the mouth or eye or basket.
- Sabatier to open wide.
- uka
- Bingham open up or uncoveras a native oven after bakeing.
- Sabatier to take off lid, to open, to uncover.
- uki
- Bingham opened.
- tabanga
- Sabatier katabangaea: to open...
- kau
- Sabatier to open (in a tube or pipe, etc.).
- kaurea
- Bingham to open as a book or pincers or the mouth.
- kaurebaku
- Sabatier to open the spathe and suppress the sheath.
- warawara
- Bingham having open or net work, here and ther a tree.
- mate
- Sabatier e a mate te kawai: the way is free, open, available.
- mara
- Sabatier ka-mara: to open, to separate, to tear, to yield, etc.
- butokaurake
- Sabatier getting ready to blossom, to open (flower, abscess, etc.).
- tangenge
- Sabatier appearing at intervals, <intermittently>, slightly uncovered, open, bare.
- wio
- Sabatier to speak openly without fear, to use open, candid, <frank> unreserved language.
- toka mata
- Sabatier e toka matana, katoka matana: to have open, frank, proud, daring look, to show pride, firmness, audacity, bravery, daring, to grow bold.
- wara
- Sabatier warawara, korowarawara: open mesh, having holes,... wire netting, lattice work, net, open, sparsely wooded, riddled with many holes, openings, passages, intervals.