outrigger
22 Kiribati words
- rama
- Bingham an outrigger.
- Bingham to place a canoe with the outrigger to south or north, etc.
- Sabatier outrigger of canoe.
- naunau
- tirirama
- Bingham to hew or chip or adze in makeing an outrigger.
- Sabatier to hew a tree trunk to make a float for outrigger.
- taorama
- Bingham to sit or stand on an out-rigger in order to give more weight.
- Sabatier v.t. tao-rama, taorama, taona te rama: to weigh down, to push down float of outrigger to balance canoe.
- nuku
- Bingham having long outrigger poles.
- manenikai
- Bingham worn out weapon or outrigger.
- radma
- Bingham the outrigger side of a canoe.
- kanauki
- Bingham to rise slightly as an outrigger.
- ruarua
- Bingham a wide canoe without an outrigger.
- korobauta
- Bingham to cut the lashings of an outrigger.
- tatibauta
- Bingham not securely fastened as an outrigger.
- ramarama
- Bingham to secure an outrigger from a drift log.
- katuatua
- Bingham to make an outrigger ride over the waves.
- kiaro
- Bingham a stick uniting the outrigger to a canoe.
- toto
- Bingham the perpendicular sticks on an outrigger.
- nikutaretare
- Bingham provided with short connections for an outrigger.
- tua
- Bingham to graze, to glance, to ride over a wave as an outrigger.
- kakanauki
- Bingham to lift or rise frequently as an outrigger out of the water.
- ranganikamamai
- Bingham to sail for quite a distance with the outrigger out of water.
- waeuai
- Bingham a miniature racing canoe with two sticks holding the outrigger.
- ranganiketi
- Bingham to sail with the outrigger rising and falling while out of water.
- ranga tataro
- Bingham spoken of a canoe the sticks or poles of which, holding the outrigger in place, ate short.