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tide

49 Kiribati words

• ia
  • Bingham state of tide.
  • Sabatier tide, flow, flux, ebb.
• iarake
  • Bingham come in as the tide, be on the flood.
  • Bingham flood tide.
  • Sabatier rising tide.
• matai
  • Bingham the early flood tide.
  • Bingham beginning to rise as the tide.
  • Sabatier when the tide begins to rise.
• aibiko
  • Bingham choppy from tide rip.
  • Bingham tide rip.
• oranako
  • Bingham ebb as the tide.
  • Bingham ebb-tide.
• ia ni mama
  • Sabatier spring tide at full moon.
  • Bingham moonlighttide.
• ianora
  • Bingham very low, as the tide.
  • Bingham very low tide.
• iabuti
  • Bingham high as the tide.
  • Sabatier high tide, rising or not yet very low (enough to float a canoe).
• kaora
  • Bingham to wait until low tide.
  • Sabatier to wait till low tide.
• ora
  • Bingham shallow, shoal, not deep, low tide.
  • Sabatier low tide, expanse of beach, strand.
• obaba
  • Bingham coming up onto the land as a very high tide.
  • Sabatier very high tide, submerging (ae rababa: taorababa).
• iakamate
  • Bingham neap tide.
• iara
  • Bingham in neap tide.
• ianoro
  • Bingham moonless tide.
• marebu
  • Bingham strong tide rip.
• kabiniara
  • Bingham at mid near-tide.
• iababa
  • Bingham very high as the tide.
• iabubuti
  • Bingham very high as the tide.
• iakebokebo
  • Bingham very high as the tide.
• makuakua
  • Bingham very high as the tide.
• ianro
  • Sabatier tide at time of new moon.
• aora
  • Sabatier e aora: nearly low tide.
• tokinia
  • Bingham spring tide at its highest.
• matanikabi
  • Sabatier back door, limit of low tide.
• maneka
  • Bingham in the early age of springtide.
• onia
  • Sabatier high tide at new and full moon.
• makua
  • Sabatier spring tide at its highest point.
• ikinako
  • Sabatier to empty, to flow; tide going out.
• tangibanako
  • Bingham to ebb rapidly as the spring tide.
• iteraninai
  • Sabatier a half mat, tide halfway in or out.
• nonoka
  • Sabatier nonoka rake high tide, tide rising.
• tokin ia
  • Sabatier limit of high tide, of incoming tide.
• oratakaroro
  • Bingham unusually low, or very low as the tide.
• tian ia
  • Sabatier tian te iabuti: limit of tide on beach.
• kaoranakoa
  • Bingham to wait for low tide before going a fishing.
• tanginako
  • Sabatier e tanginako te ora: the tide is going out.
• aunako
  • Sabatier te aunako, e a aunako: tide retreating very far.
• marin
  • Sabatier e marin te nama: the tide is up to near the beach.
• matanonoka
  • Sabatier mata-nonokarake: the commencement of rising tide.
• matarake
  • Sabatier limit of ebb tide on west side of lagoon near reef.
• ngenge
  • Sabatier e ngenge te ora: the beach is uncovered (low tide).
• wi
  • Sabatier win te bike: limit of beach when high tide recedes; ma.
• mamarebu
  • Bingham frequentative of marebu running with a strng tide rip.
• matarikiriki
  • Sabatier (1) junction of ebbing tide and ocean in beaches of reef.
• mata nei
  • Sabatier a shallow stretch of water just in advance of rising tide.
• taotabo
  • Sabatier e tao tapon ati: the reefs are submerged, it is high tide.
• oraba
  • Sabatier wide expanse uncovered at low tide. tide receding very far out.
• moania
  • Sabatier tide which starts after iara or after 7th and 21st day of moon.
• taoraea
  • Sabatier ta-ora: to wait till tide goes out in order to fish with line at night on ocean side.