thick
20 Kiribati words
- maten
- Bingham thick.
- Sabatier matenten: very thick.
- makano
- Sabatier thick, curdled, coagulated, condensed.
- manebuka
- Bingham thick, or having many leaves as a riri.
- kibokibo
- Bingham planted close together, thick as a grove.
- Sabatier te kibokibo ni kai: clump of trees, tuft, very thick.
- matenruarua
- Bingham very thick.
- kamatena
- Bingham to make thick.
- kokoiroroa
- Sabatier thick and stiff.
- bukamaumau
- Sabatier very thick, bushy.
- kakauben
- Sabatier thick fleshed (coconut).
- itibwi
- Bingham great or thick as darkness.
- atamaumau
- Sabatier very large, very thick, deep.
- bubura
- Sabatier voluminous, bulky, huge, big, thick.
- maru
- Sabatier superimposed, piled up, thick, bushy.
- ruamatoa
- Sabatier too dry, too hard, thick (food, drink).
- kabubu
- Sabatier karirakaia: to make it thicker, or more solid.
- iberoro
- Sabatier very compact, very hard, very thick, indigestible.
- arinimata
- Sabatier ari, kauariari: bushy or abundant, thick eyebrows.
- kabitoka
- Bingham thick in the center as the exterior crust of the pandanus fruit.
- ibe
- Sabatier compact, tightly packed, stuffed tightly, huddled together, growing thickly.
- kiribanin
- Sabatier kiribaninin: coagulated, adhesive, frozen, stiff, thick curdled, congealed, condensed.