plank
21 Kiribati words
- rai
- Bingham a plank, a board, a mat-covering for a native oven, a sort of seine made of coconut leaflets braided or secured with the rootlets of the pan tree.
- innaba
- Bingham cut a groove or mark in a stone or plank.
- Bingham groove or mark cut in a stone or plank.
- raubaba
- Sabatier board, plank.
- atanga
- Bingham upper plank in a canoe.
- ubaia
- Bingham bore a plank with a bit.
- kaeke
- Bingham a certain plank in a canoe.
- winiwete
- Bingham a certain plank in a canoe.
- tae
- Bingham a crack in a board or plank.
- ubanibania
- Bingham bore a plank with a brace-drill.
- baiuki
- Bingham unskilled in fitting canoe planks.
- nangoa
- Bingham streak of planks on which the deck rests.
- beniwi
- Bingham the uppermost streak of planks in a canoe.
- rima
- Bingham lap-streaked, thicker than the adjoining plank.
- turunga
- Bingham to wash as a garment as by pounding on a plank.
- inra
- Bingham lie haphazard, as persons or planks in disorder.
- kateke
- Bingham a certain plank of a canoe near one of the ends.
- inao
- Bingham upper or lower edge of a plank ready for a canoe.
- tirinano
- Bingham to engage in the work of adzing the inner side of a canoe plank.
- baba
- Sabatier a board, plank, used for divers purposes; for ex. a wash board, surf board, etc.
- onatabukibuki
- Bingham uneven, elevated a little in places, as the surface of the ground or of a plank <even>.
- oma
- Bingham bend as a stick when one sits on it, or as a plank when one walks on it while it is supported at each end.