separate
25 Kiribati words
- kamaranga
- Bingham to separate.
- Sabatier to separate well, to put a distance between.
- karaurea
- Bingham to separate.
- moti rere
- Sabatier separate, apart.
- kamawa
- Bingham to separate, to make room.
- raure
- Sabatier to separate, to disunite, to split, to make schism, to divorce, to bloom.
- wanara
- Sabatier to separate, to disentangle, to denude, to uncover fibres, hair, roots (uncover taro roots to apply manure).
- maranga
- Bingham separated.
- kaure
- Sabatier to open, to separate.
- kawarawara
- Bingham to separate as pickets.
- taberamae
- Sabatier to disperse, to separate.
- kakaokoro
- Bingham unlike, separate, different.
- ewata
- Bingham divide or separate (idiomatic).
- okoro
- Bingham apart, separate, unlike, different.
- marangaranga
- Bingham separated, parted, as pickets in a fence.
- mara
- Sabatier ka-mara: to open, to separate, to tear, to yield, etc.
- utu
- Sabatier koro-utua: to divide a family, to separate into species.
- raeakina
- Sabatier to share, to divide, to separate, to put in shares, divisions.
- tabeman
- Sabatier tabemania, tatabemania: to treat one by one, separately, individually.
- taeka
- Sabatier tataeka to detach by pulling, to separate brusquely, to pull up, to uproot.
- bwena
- Sabatier bwenabwena: to split, to divide lengthwise, to separate by hollowing out between.
- tibara
- Sabatier to just miss one another by slight divergence of ways, to be separated, come apart.
- uaitera
- Sabatier to do by halves <half>, to cut, divide, or separate in two, to make two equal parts, etc.
- tanin
- Sabatier katanina: to separate, to put in groups, to detail a squad, a battalion for special service, <to sort?>.
- ake
- Sabatier akea, akeakea: to take off thorns or fish bones, to strip off, to disentangle, to separate, to tease or comb.
- kiriwaka
- Sabatier kiriwaka (kaea), kiriwakaia: to pull the roots off, to separate fibre from pulp, to slice off end of pandanus fruit.