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play

34 Kiribati words

• takakaro
  • Bingham to play, to sport.
  • Sabatier noisy games,, play (in general), amusement, diversion, entertainment, pastime, sport.
• kamaniman
  • Bingham play, sport.
• wau
  • Bingham to play the game of cat's-cradle.
  • Sabatier to play at...
• teboran
  • Bingham to play at water throwing.
  • Sabatier v.t. teborania: to play at throwing water on each other.
• oreano
  • Bingham play ball.
• kinimabora
  • Sabatier to play marbles.
• borau
  • Sabatier to play this game.
• ikabaebae
  • Bingham play at ikabaebae.
• ibo
  • Bingham play the game of ibo.
• kana ni botua
  • Sabatier to play with as pastime.
• ewebwerei
  • Bingham play at jumping the rope.
• iriribi
  • Bingham play the game of iribi.
• kai n tirere
  • Sabatier a baton for tirere play.
• tiebwerei
  • Sabatier to play with skipping rope.
• ikantarawa
  • Bingham certain style of ball playing.
• ikantetewe
  • Bingham certain style of ball playing.
• karekare
  • Sabatier to throw, to play at throwing.
• mabora
  • Sabatier kini-mabora: to play marbles.
• wairoro
  • Bingham to play with on of the same age.
• ika
  • Bingham mode of playing ball (a general term).
• kai n toru
  • Sabatier a rod used in play called toru or karanga.
• motu
  • Sabatier kare motu: to play with..., to knock down...
• katata
  • Bingham vi tata to play at skipping stones over the water.
• kaotioti
  • Sabatier speech, sermon, conference, declamation <play, drama>.
• rei
  • Sabatier the play of porpoises, leap, caper, frolic, gambol, romp.
• kai n teru
  • Sabatier a rod with several splits at end used in te karanga play.
• uniba
  • Bingham play at mock-fight as children using coconut leaf midribs as spears.
• katokatoka
  • Bingham to play at a game of ball in which the ball is constantly knocked upwards.
• maie
  • Sabatier amusement, play in which many people participate (mostly batere, ruoia, etc.).
• katanga
  • Bingham to make to cry as a child, to make to sing as a bird, to play upon an instrumentm.
• katang
  • Sabatier katanga, kakatanga: to whistle, to ring, to play (an instrument), to call by whistling.
• tangitang
  • Sabatier katangitang, katangitanga: to make music, to play an instrument, to make cry,... scream.
• tang
  • Sabatier katanga, kaka... katangitanga: to make cry..., to resound, etc., to ring (bell), to play (musical instrument).
• kirewe
  • Sabatier (kiri ewe: jumps) to show exuberance, to gambol, to play amusing tricks to attract attention (esp. of the opposite sex).