rod
22 Kiribati words
- raori
- Bingham a rod, 16 12 feet.
- kibakiba
- Bingham to fish with a rod and line.
- Sabatier te kai ni kibakiba: fishing rod.
- aeto
- roa
- Bingham to catch a fish with rod and line.
- abo
- Sabatier te kai n abo, te kai n roa: fishing rod.
- kai n ruruo
- Sabatier a certain fishing rod for bara fishing.
- kai n roa
- Sabatier a fishing rod (more usual) te kai n roaroa.
- kai n toru
- teweaki
- Bingham to fish with a rod and line on the ocean shore.
- kai ni matamea
- Sabatier a rod with running knot on end for fishing eels.
- kai n okatou
- Sabatier a pole or rod used for knocking down pandanus fruit.
- kai ni kibakiba
- Sabatier a long fishing rod to which is fixed line called abo.
- taeninimai
- Bingham fishing for ninimai with a rod and line on the beach.
- ba n ruruo
- Sabatier a kind of rod baited and moved in water to attract bonito.
- kai n teru
- Sabatier a rod with several splits at end used in te karanga play.
- kai ni kawakewake
- rio
- Sabatier te kai ni kario: rod or wand waved about to obtain inspiration.
- butika
- Sabatier 1. a rod with knife fixed at end to cut down pandanus and breadfruit.
- kai n ribita
- Sabatier a rod or pole for reaching and pulling down objects, fruit, out of reach.
- aweawe
- Sabatier te kai aweawe: a long rod, a tall straight tree without branches, higher than those around.
- kai ni kareke
- Sabatier an iron rod or wire for fishing in crevices, a wooden rod for pulling down pandanus leaves (ira ni kie).
- kai
- Sabatier wood, 2. instrument, 3. pain, 4. chastisement, punishment... 1. wood in general: trees, plants, stick, switch, rod, pointer, lath, piece. te kaina, uakai, teni kai, etc.