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pass

33 Kiribati words

• ri
  • Bingham to pass, to pass along, to desire, to long.
  • Sabatier to pass, to go on, under, between, beside;
• raranginako
  • Sabatier to pass, to seep, to flow, to go away in number or quantity or mass.
• rikai
  • Bingham to pass this way.
  • Sabatier to pass by here,... through here.
• rikea
  • Bingham to pass where (interrogative).
  • Sabatier pass by where? (interrog. only).
• ibibiti
  • Bingham pass another without meeting directly.
  • Sabatier to meet one another, to pass one another on the way.
• rakoro
  • Bingham to pass near by.
• wenei
  • Sabatier to pass rapidly.
• ngka
  • Sabatier give me, pass it!
• renaua
  • Sabatier pass between two.
• rakoroa
  • Bingham to pass very near to.
• kakoroaea
  • Bingham to sail past, to pass by.
• kabang
  • Sabatier to pass like a gust of wind.
• angabaia
  • Bingham pass a load from hand to hand.
• angabai
  • Bingham passing loads from hand to hand.
• rinanoa
  • Sabatier to pass beside, to pass through.
• kamaewea
  • Bingham to await a person who will pass by.
• roro
  • Sabatier roro-rake: pass from ocean to lagoon.
• rere
  • Sabatier to go, to pass, to flee with great rapidity.
• karebai
  • Sabatier to pass from hand to hand, to work in a line.
• maewe
  • Bingham person passing by who is not distinctly seen.
• birikaiuenei
  • Sabatier to meet or pass quickly (like shooting stars).
• tao atu
  • Sabatier kataoatu: to bypass, to pass beyond, end, term.
• kaiwenei
  • Sabatier to meet and pass quickly, to pass without meeting. (S.).
• bwi
  • Sabatier e reke ana bwi: he passed (exam), he gained..., profited.
• tabetinako
  • Bingham to pass away as a cloud, to pass as a shower at a distance.
• rinano
  • Sabatier to go, to pass below, through the depths,... the deep water.
• bobaranako
  • Sabatier to miss aim, to pass beside, to become undone after blow, or stroke.
• wai marena
  • Sabatier v.t. waimarena: to put, prick, place, or pass between, at intervals.
• botua
  • Sabatier botua nako. to slide over, to rebound on... to pass beside, to hit in deviating.
• tekena
  • Sabatier to catch up with, to pass, to beat, to defeat a rival in competition, to win against.
• matu
  • Sabatier matu, mamatu, matutu: to sleep, to slumber, to be still, to close (a knife), to pass (cards).
• taoati
  • Sabatier kataoati, kataoatia: to skirt along coast of island, to pass a halting place without stopping, to by pass it, to pass it.
• aona
  • Sabatier to put on, over and above, to get the better of, to surpass, to overcome an obstacle, a difficulty, to lengthen a cord, to extend the time for..., to omit, to pass over, to skip a word, to excuse, not take notice of a mistake.