rock
31 Kiribati words
- ba
- Bingham a continuous hard coral rock or ledge.
- Sabatier rock, reef, crag, iceberg.
- taurangaranga
- Sabatier to rock, to waver, to roll, to totter, to swing, to oscillate.
- atimauna
- Bingham sunken rock or ledge which can be seen when it is calm.
- Bingham full of sunken rocks not easily seen except in calm.
- Sabatier small submerged rock.
- atimotu
- Bingham abounding in large sunken rocks.
- Bingham large rock in a lagoon.
- bakateke
- Bingham a rough ledge of rock or stratum.
- Sabatier 1. a rock with sharp surface.
- uouo
- Bingham rock and sing.
- bakaieie
- Sabatier to rock oneself.
- atumotu
- Sabatier an isolated rock.
- baoti
- Sabatier reef, submerged rock.
- rinanginiba
- Bingham a large rock on the land.
- ntarine
- Goo & Banner all small red rock cods (ll).
- atimata
- Bingham abounding in small sunken rocks.
- na
- Bingham loose rocks or stones on a flat.
- ati
- Sabatier block of coral, rock, stone, islet.
- batano
- Sabatier sand stone, crumbling rock, soft...
- bakati
- Sabatier a fish, Jew fish, rock cod (poisonous).
- kirina
- Sabatier sharp stones or pebbles of broken rock.
- mangiewe
- Bingham coral rock or stone harder than kara:
- ririba
- Sabatier a sharp rock, a rock with sharp points.
- atiniwerewere
- Bingham coral rock or ledge abounding in were.
- baeka
- Sabatier baekaeka: rock with pebbles around it.
- bamakoro
- Sabatier rock or block of coral apart or separated.
- atinikabo
- Sabatier rock or reef in passage at meeting of tides.
- atintaotao
- Sabatier stone or rock for weighing down line or net.
- uo
- Sabatier uouo: to carry, to rock, to lull to sleep.
- rakai
- Sabatier a block of coral <coral head> rocks, rock, reef;.
- atitei
- Bingham lofty coral rock beneath the surface of the water.
- atimane
- Bingham ledge of coral rock in the lagoon smaller than a rakai.
- buatarawa
- Sabatier a flat elevated rock, platform, small hut on stilts or piles.
- enga
- Sabatier stone or coral rock giving out a bad smell found on some beaches.
- uouoa
- Bingham rock and sing a child to sleep in one's arms while walking or sitting.