shame
21 Kiribati words
- mama
- Bingham shame.
- Sabatier shame, timidity, shyness, bashfulness.
- maneang
- Bingham shame through failure.
- Sabatier shame, confusion after a defeat, caught, taken in, confused.
- nukabebeo
- Bingham put to shame as both thief and his family when detected in theft.
- Sabatier shame, infamy, dishonour, die of shame, to want to hide for shame.
- kamamaea
- Bingham to shame.
- nea
- Sabatier shame, confusion.
- kamoriau
- Sabatier shame, displeasure caused by affectation.
- ukinta
- Bingham sense of shame connected with the effects of misrepresentation.
- Sabatier ukintata: confusion, shame for obvious fault.
- kanuka
- Bingham to embarrass, to shame.
- kamama
- Bingham causing shame, shameful.
- kaniniku
- Bingham to cause shame as poverty.
- kaukinta
- Bingham to engage in putting to shame.
- kamaneaua
- Bingham causing shame through failure to do.
- kamataronron
- Bingham causing shame in one rebuked for lying.
- unounobaraki
- Sabatier holding head down through timidity, shame.
- mainako
- Bingham become pale through great terror or sickness or shame.
- nuka
- Sabatier the shame of one caught wrong-doing, infamy, dishonour.
- kamatakiaua
- Bingham to put one to shame, to abash, to speak of one as bashful.
- kanimaneang
- Sabatier an affront, hurt feelings, disappointment, shame, bad humour.
- niniku
- Sabatier kaniniku: to cause shame, timidity, to cause embarrassment.
- buanna
- Sabatier sorrow, regret, shame for having unintentionally caused damage to another.
- ninikuakai
- Sabatier one who keeps apart, keeps away, retires because of shame, temper, disdain.