speak
44 Kiribati words
- taetae
- Bingham to speak, to talk.
- Sabatier to speak, to chat, to converse, to talk.
- witoka
- Bingham to speak rapidly.
- Sabatier wiwitoka, witokatoka. to speak, or eat with rapidity.
- Sabatier wi-toka: to speak, or eat (something) quickly.
- banana
- Bingham speaking angrily.
- Sabatier to speak with loud shrill voice.
- witata
- Bingham to speak rapidly.
- Sabatier (1) wiwitatata: to speak rapidly.
- banatakutaku
- Bingham speaking with a stuttering voice.
- Sabatier to speak a foreign language, to speak with a foreign accent.
- banatoto
- Bingham speaking with a small feeble voice.
- Sabatier to speak with a weak, squeaky voice (like a mouse).
- wiraoi
- Bingham to speak pleasantly and peacefully and properly.
- Sabatier wiwiraoi: to speak well, to use nice language.
- wibuaka
- Bingham to speak ill.
- kawiremwe
- Bingham to speak slowly.
- kawitata
- Bingham to speak rapidly.
- kauanti
- Bingham to speak of ghosts.
- taetae raoi
- Sabatier to speak nicely, kindly.
- arara
- Sabatier to speak in soft monotone.
- banababaki
- Bingham speaking with a loud voice.
- wi uoua
- Sabatier to speak in doubtful terms.
- banabangubangu
- Bingham speaking with a nasal voice.
- wirereitina
- Bingham to speak without bashfulness.
- winikamarane
- Bingham to speak improperly to a woman.
- banake
- Bingham speaking with a squeaking voice.
- banarurururu
- Bingham speaking with a trembling voice.
- kaongongo
- Bingham to speak louder or more distinctly.
- rai
- Bingham refusing to speak because offended.
- wikoa
- Sabatier (1) wikoa n taetae: to speak rapidly.
- banataekeke
- Bingham speaking with a clear, attractive voice.
- banabuaka
- Bingham speaking with a poor voice, speaking illy.
- kakauarereke
- Bingham to speak with a small tone, to work slowly.
- tai tikabu
- Sabatier taitababu. don't speak! don't make a noise.
- kabaikatekea
- Bingham to speak of one's self as skilled in throwing.
- wikaukau
- Sabatier to speak in yapping, rude, disagreeable voice.
- kakanangakia
- Bingham to speak of one as not to be easily approached.
- wirikiriki
- Bingham to eat with very small mouthfuls, to speak softly.
- tarotua
- Bingham to speak impatiently of, as of a troublesome child.
- banaraoi
- Bingham speaking with a pleasant voice, speaking with kindness.
- karerua
- Sabatier (fig) to upset, to speak, to intervene wrongly. (kare-rua).
- taekina
- Sabatier to speak of, to tell about, to narrate, to relate, to mention.
- waira
- Sabatier to disparage, to speak badly of..., to speak disparagingly of...
- tabo n newe
- Sabatier (2) to make arrangements with..., to agree to..., to speak about...
- kangongoa
- Bingham to excite one to frequent chiding, to address, to speak to, to accost.
- takarara
- Sabatier mautakarara. to speak quickly in shrill voice which can't be understood.
- wio
- Sabatier to speak openly without fear, to use open, candid, <frank> unreserved language.
- bakatekea
- Sabatier to steer towards, to aim at, to head for, to point out, to speak directly to, to blame directly.
- tingo
- Sabatier tingo n taetae: loquacious, talkative, fluent; tingoraraoi: a good speaker, eloquent, interesting.
- taekana
- Sabatier to take for subject matter, theme, or discourse, conversation, discussion, to speak of, to mention in narrative.
- wimatoa
- Sabatier to speak firmly, forcibly, or obstinately, to persist in one's opinion, to be obstinate, stubborn in one's ideas,... advice.