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thin

35 Kiribati words

• bwere
  • Bingham thin.
  • Sabatier thin.
• mani
  • Bingham thin.
• mmani
  • Bingham thin.
• manni
  • Sabatier thin, fine.
• kangenge
  • Sabatier thin, lean, lanky.
• kai n areke
  • Sabatier thin, slender, lank.
• bukimake
  • Sabatier thin, emaciated person.
• kiengenenge
  • Sabatier thin, miserable, poor (insult).
• irariki
  • Sabatier thin, slender, slim, fine, lank.
• bakitaia
  • Bingham poor, thin in flesh, lean.
  • Sabatier thin from sickness, wasting away, vegetating, skinny, rickety, frail, undernourished.
• kumete
  • Bingham thin in flesh after a spell of sickness.
  • Sabatier hollow, empty, concave, thin, ravenous, hungry.
• manibwerebwere
  • Bingham very thin.
• kairarika
  • Sabatier to make thin.
• ngengen ri
  • Bingham thin in flesh.
• arinoko
  • Sabatier 2. thin eyebrows.
• mannibwerebwere
  • Sabatier extremely thin, fine.
• kangengenri
  • Bingham to make thin in flesh.
• kakaubaro
  • Sabatier thin fleshed (coconut).
• kaberea
  • Bingham to make thin as a board.
• banna
  • Sabatier skeleton-like, emaciated, thin.
• tingo
  • Bingham worn thin, worn out, dilapidated.
• waeirariki
  • Sabatier thin legged, thinnish, puny (legs).
• ira
  • Sabatier ira munimun: sparce, thin, scraggy.
• kairi
  • Sabatier a thin person, lank but strong, robust.
• aeto
  • Sabatier te kaeto: a long, thin, straight object.
• kamangaingai
  • Bingham causing to wear thin or to become ragged.
• waeroa
  • Sabatier having long thin legs (like fishing rod).
• ruamakana
  • Sabatier diluted, too watery, too thin (food, drink).
• ri ni ki
  • Sabatier extremely thin, living skeleton, lean, emaciated.
• tanonika
  • Bingham a flat or thin grain of sand, like a small scale.
• kakaibana
  • Bingham soon desisting from one's work, soon growing thin.
• oitangore
  • Sabatier a fragile base <trunk>, thin, too weak in comparison with size of tree.
• tea
  • Sabatier tea te ba, tea te kai: to pare away, to make thinner, to make smooth.
• kingking
  • Sabatier the smallest fruit in a bunch (thin, squashed between others, in the middle or under).
• baki
  • Sabatier baki, babaki, bakibaki, aobaki, bakiruru, bakiroro, kibakibaki: to be hungry, to be famished,... starved,... thin,... slim,... hollow,... empty.