sick
23 Kiribati words
- aoraki
- Bingham sick.
- Bingham sickness, disease, sick person.
- Bingham sickness, disease, sick person.
- Sabatier te aoraki: sick person, patient.
- Sabatier sick, unwell.
- uketati
- Bingham all sick.
- matantokomaung
- Bingham sickly looking.
- nibanaoraki
- Sabatier sickly, always sick.
- eba
- Bingham chronic as a sickness.
- uaraoi
- Bingham not severe as a sickness.
- nanomara
- Sabatier disgusted, sick, discouraged.
- ikeikentauti
- Bingham bloated by gluttony or sickness.
- ningorengore
- Bingham sickly, feeble as a young infant.
- mataroro
- Bingham fainting through hunger or sickness.
- ntongitong
- Bingham faint from want of food, or in sickness.
- nimarakiraki
- Sabatier general sick feeling, pains all over body.
- ntobatoba
- Bingham sick as a woman who has lately given birth.
- ngore
- Bingham small in stature and weakly as a sickly child.
- nimanan
- Bingham dyspeptic, having heart burn, sick with a fever.
- kaaoraka
- Bingham vt aoraki to make one sick, to make sickly a land.
- aorakina
- Bingham experience, as a sickness, suffer with, be sick with.
- mainako
- Bingham become pale through great terror or sickness or shame.
- intibua
- Bingham heavy or stupid after eating heartily, or with sickness.
- ntokotoko
- Bingham indisposed to effort from sickness or hunger or weariness.
- inroa
- Bingham thrown down in confusion, prostrate, as many sick at a time.
- kanakonako
- Bingham the frequent removal of a sick perosn from one house to another.
- mamataroro
- Bingham frequentative of mataroro fainting through hunger or sickness.