seine
24 Kiribati words
- karaun
- Bingham a large seine.
- kibwna
- Bingham a small seine.
- tebe
- Bingham a float for a seine.
- ikanikaraun
- Bingham fish taken in a seine.
- tari ni karoa
- Bingham a seine with large meshes.
- manemane
- Bingham taking many fish as a seine.
- tatan
- Bingham to engage in shouldering a seine.
- kariaua
- Bingham to fish for the aua with a seine.
- taotebe
- Bingham sinking or submerged as a seine float.
- taobai
- Bingham fishing for ikarikiriki with a seine.
- ikanikaroa
- Bingham fish caught in a seine with large meshes.
- kaun
- Bingham to take fish in a seine carried on a canoe.
- inati
- Bingham length in a seine, about two and a half fathoms.
- tenabun
- Bingham caught in a rock as a weight, sunken in a seine.
- orea
- Bingham suitable place for manipulating a seine <fishing>.
- ikanua
- Bingham fish caught with seine and rai by parties swimming.
- ororo
- Bingham frequentative of fish with a seine and rai <fishing>.
- wai
- Bingham to engage in spearing as fish, to engage in seine making.
- tatanikaraun
- Bingham to engage in taking up a seine and carrying it on the shoulders.
- uamanea
- Bingham round up as pigs encircle fish on a reef when fishing with a seine.
- bukiniwae
- Bingham a mode of fishing in which the fish in a seine rush between the feet into a scoop net.
- kauki
- Bingham a mode of fishing in which the bottom of the seine between the feet is lifted a little.
- ua
- Bingham fishing in deep water in which a number of persons accompany or manage the seine by swimming <fishing>.
- 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.