spear
24 Kiribati words
- ewa
- Bingham spear.
- mangai
- Bingham spear with branches.
- Sabatier a forked spear.
- bwe
- Bingham a short spear.
- karabino
- Bingham a round spear.
- ikaniwai
- Bingham fish taken by spearing.
- maran
- Bingham long spear without teeth.
- auabubuti
- Sabatier a long spear (over 4 yards).
- katuatara
- Bingham to engage in throwing spears.
- unun
- Bingham long spear with sharks teeth.
- baikabubu
- Bingham awkward in throwing or spearing.
- kororarai
- Bingham to come to grief from a wound with a spear.
- bakarerea
- Bingham to spear by throwing, to transfix with a dart,.
- tabowa
- Bingham a spear without teeth shorter than the maran.
- tarimarima
- Bingham very sharp, as a tool, sharp pointed as a spear.
- taumangaria
- Bingham a long spear with branches opposite one another.
- ngawa
- Sabatier te kai ni kangawa: a spear used to kill sharks.
- roua
- Sabatier to hit, to spear while holding weapon with both hands.
- uniba
- Bingham mock-fight by children using coconut leaf midribs as spears.
- ie
- Sabatier te ie: a spear, lance 16ft-18ft of coconut wood with ray darts.
- kai rereba
- Sabatier a spade, a lance, a spear (lit. instrument with wide cutting edge).
- tara
- Bingham a barbed fishhook, a short spear with shark's teeth differently sloped.
- kawete
- Sabatier point, summit, top of, point of, bayonet, dart, sharp pointed weapon, spear.
- winikibwi
- Bingham to appear as the point of a spear which has pierced completely through the leg or abdomen.
- karirinang
- Sabatier a kind of spear which was pointed towards large cetacea to keep them away, or at the clouds to avoid a storm.