sit
13 Kiribati words
- tekateka
- Bingham to sit, to sit down.
- Sabatier tekateka: to sit, to be seated, to reside, to dwell.
- kabari
- Bingham to sit on the ground or a mat with the legs crossed at the ankles.
- Sabatier to sit with legs crossed (tailor fashion).
- kabari n uea
- Sabatier te bari n uea, te wae n uea: (royal way of sitting), same as preceding manner but with one foot on the knee or thigh of other leg.
- Bingham to sit on the ground or a mat with a leg crossed above the knee.
- waenronga
- Bingham to sit a la mode Kusaie.
- maurake
- Bingham rudely sit too close to one.
- unounobaraki
- Bingham sit or stand with bowed head.
- katikuruoa
- Bingham to make sit down on a mat or floor.
- bari
- Sabatier kabari, kabari ranga, kabari wae: to sit with legs crossed.
- toro
- Bingham to sit on the hams or heels, to squat, to relieve the bowels.
- taorama
- Bingham to sit or stand on an out-rigger in order to give more weight.
- tinanikua
- Bingham to sit or stand in front of, to ignore one who was once a friend.
- waenuea
- Bingham to sit on the ground with one leg crossed above the knee of the other.
- titura
- Sabatier to act, to move with body bent, to drag oneself along on the ground in sitting position.