sail
75 Kiribati words
- ie
- Bingham sail.
- Bingham sail.
- Sabatier a sail, sailcloth.
- ieie
- Bingham frequentative of ie sail.
- Sabatier to sail, to navigate.
- kaiea
- Bingham to sail.
- borau
- Bingham to sail, to go to sea.
- kaieie
- Bingham to sail, to engage in sailing.
- ieai
- Bingham fresh or new in appearance as a new sail.
- Bingham canoe with a new sail.
- Sabatier (ancient word) a new sail, new canoe (rather waeai-waieai).
- ieakina
- Bingham sail a craft.
- Sabatier to sail towards..., to sail for...
- iea
- Bingham sail for or to.
- Sabatier ieiea: to sail, to set sail for...
- karae
- Bingham to keep off, or sail free.
- Sabatier to walk, to proceed, to sail in roundabout way, to zig zag, to swerve, to go a roundabout way.
- raieta
- Bingham the upper breadth of a sail.
- Sabatier the top width of cloth in a sail, topsail.
- kabangaki
- Bingham a sail with horizontal widths.
- Sabatier ancient square sail for boat.
- ratei
- Bingham a sail with breadths running up and down.
- Sabatier a canoe sail made of vertical strips of cloth.
- tero
- Bingham sail ho.
- ieniborobi
- Sabatier top sail.
- tiebi
- Sabatier jib sail.
- koroubua
- Bingham to outsail.
- wi n rine
- Bingham to outsail.
- katei
- Bingham to set sail.
- mainanie
- Bingham distant sail.
- nunua
- Bingham to sail fast.
- wenei
- Bingham to sail fast.
- kaibuti
- Bingham to sail fast,.
- irakea
- Bingham hoist as a sail.
- tabernibou
- Sabatier top angle of sail.
- tuka
- Bingham to lower as a sail.
- iemoa
- Sabatier a new sail (old word);
- unarake
- Bingham sail close to the wind.
- barukuruku
- Bingham bellying much as a sail.
- ra
- Bingham one width of a mat-sail.
- kakoroaea
- Bingham to sail past, to pass by.
- kateinako
- Sabatier to put up sail to depart.
- wi
- Sabatier te wi n ie: corner of sail.
- wi ni bati
- Sabatier corner of sail tied to spar.
- kaneboa
- Bingham to hoist completely as a sail.
- wi n tau
- Sabatier beak, dart of tau, jib sail.
- ngarengare
- Bingham to shake as a sail in the wind.
- nano ni ie
- Sabatier rope or corded edge around sail.
- karobaroba
- Bingham to make a sail shake in the wind.
- maina ni ie
- Sabatier white of sail, end of white sail.
- rabangaki
- Sabatier a sail made of horizontal strips.
- robaroba
- Bingham to shake as a sail when not full.
- tikotiko
- Bingham a line used as a brace to a sail.
- inaieta
- Bingham upper yard or gaff of a canoe sail.
- ranga ni kamaimai
- Sabatier to sail with balance above surface.
- rangaie
- Bingham to sail about as a fleet of canoes.
- tero_
- Sabatier sail o! cry announcing ship in view.
- ien teaba
- Sabatier a huge sail (sail which carries off).
- inainano
- Bingham lower sprit or brace of a canoe sail.
- bakaoko
- Bingham to engage in lashing a sail to a spar.
- ranga ni keti
- Sabatier to sail with balance coming up and down.
- katetekea
- Bingham to make for or sail for a place directly.
- rotabonati
- Bingham too dark to sail with safety amid shoals.
- buti
- Bingham to go along, to move along, to sail along.
- ienikinongo
- Sabatier a half sail or sail diminished momentarily.
- ientaeaba
- Bingham large sail for fair weather or light winds.
- itibwerebwe
- Bingham having a straight lower yard, as a canoe sail.
- ienao
- Sabatier ienao, ienaoao: to sail with canoe of this kind.
- kaboraua
- Bingham to cause to sail, to await the sailing of a craft.
- butinaira
- Bingham to sail fast as a canoe against an opposing current.
- ie n taorabi
- Sabatier a sail partly furled to avoid too strong a blast of wind.
- rabi
- Bingham bellying as a sail, indented as a coast, curved laterally.
- take
- Sabatier corner of canoe sail where yard arms meet. te wi n take.
- tiebaba
- Sabatier a rope used to regulate sail, suspenders, shoulder straps.
- ienibotoro
- Sabatier (formerly) a special boat sail with no lower yard arm (S.).
- biririo
- Sabatier v.t. biririoa, kabiririoa. to steer, to sail towards west.
- buki ni banga
- Sabatier extremity of sail which is attached to the end of inainano.
- ranganikamamai
- Bingham to sail for quite a distance with the outrigger out of water.
- taora
- Sabatier tao-ra: to reef, to lessen size of sail, to take in a reef.
- rarangaie
- Bingham frequentative of rangaie: to sail about as a fleet of canoes.
- ranganiketi
- Bingham to sail with the outrigger rising and falling while out of water.
- winie
- Sabatier corner of sail and end of yard arm near lower part of mast, clew.
- bato
- Bingham not setting well as a sail whose leech-line has been overstretched.
- borauakina
- Sabatier to navigate or sail towards... to take for a trip, to set sail for...
- karangaranga
- Bingham to sail with the sheet hauled well in, causing a rising of the outrigger.
- tirireke
- Sabatier (2) tirirekea te aneang: to make a hole in top of mast to serve as block and tackle to pull up sail (te-irake).