trunk
21 Kiribati words
- ati
- Bingham chest, trunk.
- Sabatier trunk, chest, box, heart, cage.
- oitangere
- Bingham slim as the lower part of the trunk of a tree in contrast with a section above it.
- Bingham tree the diameter of whose trunk varies suddenly.
- baoki
- Sabatier a box, a case, a trunk.
- kinara
- Sabatier trunk of pandanus tree.
- ukiang
- Sabatier dust of decayed coconut trunk.
- bebe
- Sabatier hips, largest part of tree trunk.
- kaibaro
- Sabatier a small trunk, drawer of cupboard.
- kani
- Sabatier a dead coconut tree trunk, post of...
- maiango
- Sabatier a tree trunk washed ashore, white pine.
- kuia
- Sabatier a foreign tree trunk floating or beached.
- kanni
- Sabatier wood, timber, trunk, lath of coconut tree.
- boto
- Sabatier tree trunk, stock, base, foundation, principle.
- kaikiraoki
- Sabatier trunk made of camphor wood or odoriferous wood.
- oi
- Sabatier i oin te ni: at the base of the tree. <trunk (of a tree)>.
- bau
- Sabatier wood or tree trunk hollowed out (used as rat trap or basket).
- kaoioia
- Sabatier oi: to wait till or let thicken the stem or trunk of plants.
- oitangore
- Sabatier a fragile base <trunk>, thin, too weak in comparison with size of tree.
- ni
- Sabatier ua ni: fruit of... kanni: trunk of... (as timber)banni: leaf <frond> of...
- babai n anti
- Sabatier box, drawer, trunk of pandanus hollowed out and used as a chest for butu (war weapon).
- oitoro
- Sabatier with strong base <trunk>, well established, well formed, promising (persons and plants).
- oimatoa
- Sabatier with solid base <trunk>, well founded, well planted (a fairly large taro, young coconut tree with trunk already amply developed).