wake
14 Kiribati words
- anoai
- Bingham calm streak, wake of a craft.
- Bingham make a track or a wake as a craft.
- taritari
- Sabatier (3) furrow, wake.
- nibara
- Bingham wakeful, restless.
- utibanae
- Sabatier to wake up with a start.
- manango
- Bingham wakeful at night, often waking.
- uatari
- Sabatier (3) to make or leave a wake, wash, track in water.
- tari
- Sabatier te tari, te taritari: the wake of fish,... canoe.
- kubaraki
- Sabatier kuba rake, kuba nako: to start, to give a start, to wake with a start.
- mata
- Sabatier (2) the wake or wash of rapid canoe, footprints, traces, wake, marks, prints.
- bakaro
- Sabatier bakarokaro: a feeble wake of light, an intermittent pale glimmer, phosphorescent glimmer, spark.
- tikurere
- Sabatier rustling <rustle>, wake or furrow made by bait drawn by line, something alluring <allure>, enticing bait.
- inimaki
- Sabatier inimaka: to move abruptly, to set in motion abruptly, to wake up, or wake someone suddenly, to rush into.
- wenei
- Sabatier (2) shooting star, bolide, aerolite, meteorite, fugitive, fleeting light, rapid passage, phosphorescent wake.
- uti
- Sabatier to get up, to swell, to lift up, to wake up, to raise up, to stand on end, to be awake, to be up, lifted up, swollen.