stick
64 Kiribati words
- nim
- Bingham to stick, to adhere.
- Sabatier nim ma to stick to, to adhere, to be attached.
- amo
- Bingham stick for carrying a burden on the shoulder, a yoke.
- Bingham carrying on a stick on the shoulder.
- Sabatier stick used for carrying load on shoulder, yoke.
- oko
- Bingham staff, cane, walking stick.
- Sabatier walking stick.
- amoa
- Bingham carry on a stick on the shoulder.
- Sabatier v.t. amoamoa: to carry... on stick over shoulder, to carry on stick, the load being on middle of stick.
- koro
- Bingham a stick for husking coconut, a javelin.
- Sabatier stake, pointed stick used to take husk off coconut, dart pointed at both ends, spur, horn, etc.
- nimta
- Bingham to cling to, to adhere to, to stick to.
- Sabatier to stick to..., to hang on to..., to adhere to..., to cling to..., to clasp, to entwine (as octopus, jelly fish, etc.).
- tokotu
- Bingham a branching stick on which to hang toddy shells.
- Sabatier forked stick with many branches, planted in ground for hanging up shells of toddy (ibu). coat hanger.
- kai eti
- Sabatier a straight stick.
- rarabu
- Bingham strong as a stick.
- ewara
- Bingham pierce, stab, stick.
- nimnim
- Sabatier ka-nimnima: to stick.
- otoua
- Bingham break in two as a stick.
- kanima
- Bingham to make to adhere, to stick.
- toatoana
- Bingham to square a timber or stick.
- waea
- Bingham to sew, to pierce, to stick.
- otorikia
- Bingham break into pieces as a stick.
- kai aweawe
- Sabatier a long, slender stick or tree.
- batiraku
- Sabatier cudgel, club, thick hard stick.
- wete
- Sabatier te kai ni wete: pointed stick.
- kainibwena
- Bingham a slim stick split out and adzed.
- eko
- Sabatier a pilgrim's staff, a walking stick.
- kainikatua
- Bingham a stick used in a game of throwing.
- biro
- Bingham a stick or small lever for twisting.
- taborengerenge
- Bingham the exreme end of a branch or stick.
- tiribaea
- Bingham to reduce in size a stick by hewing.
- kai n ta
- Bingham a stick for supporting kainikakari.
- waibana
- Bingham to pierce with a sharp-pointed stick.
- kiaro
- Bingham a stick uniting the outrigger to a canoe.
- onaniwere
- Bingham mode of spliceing the ends of two sticks.
- teru
- Sabatier kai n teru: a stick used in this dance.
- amoua
- Bingham carry a burden on the shoulder on a stick.
- kainroa
- Bingham a fishing pole, a stick for drawing water.
- kai ni kabobo
- Sabatier a stick with running knot for fishing eels.
- tirere
- Sabatier te kai n tirere: stick used in tirere dance.
- a
- Bingham stick used in netweavingfor measuring the meshes.
- katekea
- Bingham to stick in, to pierce, to secure by sticking in.
- nangobung
- Bingham stick on which a canoe can rest when not floating.
- kaibaba
- Sabatier a hollow stick, bamboo, reed, flute, pipe, shank, etc.
- riri ni man
- Bingham a hollow stick or bird's bone for sucking up a drink,.
- kai ni kaenaena
- Sabatier the other stick with bait attached used in eel fishing.
- kai ni karotu
- Sabatier a pointed stick for scratching in sand or in fish nooks.
- bakaturu
- Sabatier to lean against, to press on, to stick to, to hit directly.
- koro ni katei
- Sabatier a pointed stick for husking coconuts (stuck in the ground).
- kai n ririka
- Sabatier a pointed stick (generally taume) for fixing ridge on roof.
- betarao
- Bingham a rack, a stick or moulding on a canoe on which to rest slats.
- kaintore
- Bingham a stick lashed for strengthening another, or for use in a game.
- bukinikoro
- Bingham a short, sharp-pointed pandanus-wood stick, used in cultivation.
- oro
- Sabatier te kai n oro: instrument used to..., stick, hammer, whip, cane.
- aeae
- Bingham collection or float of nuts on sticks for transportation by water.
- ebaeba
- Bingham horizontal stick at the eaves of a house which support the thatch.
- ikanikatei
- Bingham fish caught by following up with a stick and scoop net until wearied.
- kainauau
- Bingham a stick or tool for removing the kernel from a coconut- shell bottle.
- onaniwerea
- Bingham splice sticks by cutting out a half of each for the sake of evenness.
- wairau
- Bingham to engage in sewing or fastening pan leaves to a stick for thatching.
- kai n toru
- Sabatier a stick tied to another to straighten or support it, a prop, a support.
- kainibiro
- Bingham a stick used in holding canoe-planks in place while being fitted <sai).
- katuna
- Sabatier (1) to join, to stick together, to put together whether one will or not.
- koronikatei
- Bingham a sharp pointed ngea stick set in the ground on which to husk coconuts.
- kainririka
- Bingham a stick awl used in punching the mat to be fastened to the uppermost ridgepole.
- kainreibu
- Bingham a stick split into small fibers at one end used to transfer liquid food to the mouth.
- kanim
- kai n totoki
- Sabatier a pot stick for cramming, crushing, a small pestle for pounding food, reducing it to puree or pulp.
- oma
- Bingham bend as a stick when one sits on it, or as a plank when one walks on it while it is supported at each end.
- kai
- Sabatier wood, 2. instrument, 3. pain, 4. chastisement, punishment... 1. wood in general: trees, plants, stick, switch, rod, pointer, lath, piece. te kaina, uakai, teni kai, etc.