stand
24 Kiribati words
- teimatoa
- Bingham to stand firm.
- angaku
- Bingham stand back to back.
- kateirakea
- Bingham to cause to stand up.
- kakekerikaka
- Bingham to make one stand back.
- unounobaraki
- Bingham sit or stand with bowed head.
- eba
- Sabatier to get up... stand up promptly.
- teira
- Bingham to stand out of plumb as a post.
- katea
- Bingham to make stand up, to set up, to build.
- moanikaura
- Bingham stand first in the rank in the ruoia.
- wairinan
- Bingham to stand in a row, to march in a procession.
- teirake
- Sabatier standing up, to stand up, to get up, to begin.
- teibaba
- Bingham to stand as a promiscuous crowd, without order.
- buka
- Bingham to stand facing in ruoia as a man and a woman.
- etirakea
- Sabatier kaetirakea: to stand, to place straight upwards.
- kai n toka
- Sabatier a seat, a high seat, a platform, a stand, a stage.
- kiwati
- Bingham stand away, stand one side, used in the imperative.
- kateibabhai
- Bingham to stand with the head and shoulders bowed quite low.
- taorama
- Bingham to sit or stand on an out-rigger in order to give more weight.
- teibaoao
- Sabatier to stand outside, at a distance, waiting timidly to be invited.
- tinanikua
- Bingham to sit or stand in front of, to ignore one who was once a friend.
- tei
- Bingham to desist, to stand up for the purpose of beginning, to stand, to stop.
- kateitea
- Bingham to raise the hand repeatedly, to cause a little child to stand much on its feet.
- uti
- Sabatier to get up, to swell, to lift up, to wake up, to raise up, to stand on end, to be awake, to be up, lifted up, swollen.
- utibaba
- Sabatier a e uti'baba, a utibaba... buraena,... irana, kaina,... kunna, etc.: to stand up, bristle up in disorder, to erect, to hold upright, to raise, to stand on end, etc. (hair, bristles, feathers, skin, barbel, etc.), through fear, joy, excitement, enthusiasm, etc.