skirt
29 Kiribati words
- riri
- Bingham a skirt, a skirt fringe of split coconut leaves, the usual dress of females.
- Sabatier loin cloth, lavalava, grass skirt, underskirt;.
- taeriri
- Bingham the process of braiding in or securing the fringes of a skirt.
- Sabatier to make a grass skirt, to attach leaves on string of skirt.
- buraerae
- Sabatier a fringed skirt.
- tangibe
- Sabatier a kind of skirt.
- taebuka
- Sabatier thick grass skirt.
- taetango
- Sabatier (2) a kind of skirt.
- kakororoa
- Bingham to make short as a skirt.
- ririmarai
- Bingham a skirt with a long fringe.
- rotintin
- Sabatier a kind of skirt (tuntun).
- tio n riri
- Sabatier rustling <rustle> of skirt.
- tuntun
- Sabatier a grass skirt, browned in oven.
- manebuka
- Sabatier mane-puka: a thick grass skirt.
- kangkang
- Sabatier a skirt (riri) of chewed leaves.
- mane aba ni babai
- Sabatier a skirt the colour of taro leaves.
- kororo
- Bingham cut too short, as a skirt or trousers.
- bukamaru
- Sabatier bukamamaru. a very thick grass skirt.
- ri
- Sabatier ri eta: to skirt the coast, to go by land.
- kamaraia
- Bingham to let the hair grow long, to make a skirt long.
- keke
- Sabatier te kakekeke: a skirt of dry leaves very stiff.
- mumun
- Sabatier kamumun: to gather, to pleat material <skirt>.
- rieta
- Sabatier (2) to skirt the coast line, to keep near the shore.
- ririkororo
- Bingham to wear a skirt with a long fringe, to go long skirted.
- kakekekeke
- Sabatier a skirt made of coconut leaves, not stripped or softened.
- maru
- Sabatier te buka maru: a grass skirt, several layers superimposed.
- bwerenriri
- Bingham a pin for splitting or shredding the leaves of a native skirt.
- buka
- Sabatier a skirt with fringe cut at different lengths one above another.
- kiea
- Sabatier to coast, to skirt the coast, to keep near the coast, to follow closely, to be close at the heels of.
- taeroata
- Sabatier a special way of tying, binding, to imitate design on back of centipede, idem., for making grass skirt.
- taoati
- Sabatier kataoati, kataoatia: to skirt along coast of island, to pass a halting place without stopping, to by pass it, to pass it.