tough
15 Kiribati words
- non
- Bingham tough.
- Sabatier (2) soft and tough, leathery like certain mollusca which bend, twist but do not break.
- nonnon
- Bingham tough.
- tiki
- Bingham tough, as certain panfre or eels, taut as a wetted rope.
- iwaka
- Bingham tough as meat.
- Sabatier fibrous, tough, tight skinned, taut (a person thin but wiry).
- aintoa
- Sabatier strong, tough.
- wakariri
- Sabatier stringy, fibrous, tough.
- wakawaka
- Sabatier stringy, fibrous, tough.
- tiki n taka
- Sabatier very taut, stiff, too dry, tough.
- kaibara
- Sabatier hard, tough like kaibara (fruits).
- neneiriko
- Sabatier not cooked enough, undercooked, hard, tough (fish).
- tikinono
- Sabatier (1) very hard, tough. (2) stretched, taut, very tight.
- nonon
- Sabatier (2) ae nonon: tough, leathery, soft but elastic, resisting, flabby; nonnon: idem.
- tina ni kora
- Sabatier body undeveloped, but hardened by work, old and hard, tough, stunted tree of hard wood.
- iku
- Sabatier impassible, imperturbable, invulnerable, hardened, firm tough, leathery, tenacious, etc.
- waka
- Sabatier wakawaka, kau-waka, kiriwakawaka: fibrous, stringy, tough, undercooked, full of threads, strings, fibres, having...