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walk

49 Kiribati words

• nakonako
  • Bingham to walk.
  • Bingham walking, going.
  • Sabatier walk, stroll, displacement, voyage, movement, to publish, to make known...
• eutaniwae
  • Bingham walk.
• butanuwae
  • Bingham to walk.
• wae ni kinouti
  • Sabatier to walk, or go with light tread.
• waerebutata
  • Sabatier to walk, or go with quick steps..
• kabuti
  • Sabatier a walk, parade, evolutions of dance step.
• karae
  • Sabatier to walk, to proceed, to sail in roundabout way, to zig zag, to swerve, to go a roundabout way.
• waetoka
  • Bingham to walk briskly.
  • Sabatier rapid walk, haste.
• aubeabea
  • Bingham very slow in walking.
  • Bingham slowness in walking.
• waeremwe
  • Bingham to go or walk slowly.
  • Bingham slow walking, late arrival.
• wae ni koroa
  • Sabatier to walk with...
• kanakonakoa
  • Bingham to make to walk.
• kawaetata
  • Bingham to walk rapidly.
• taeboebo
  • Bingham to walk briskly.
• touakatea
  • Bingham to walk rapidly.
• waeniman
  • Bingham to walk rapidly.
• waetatawe
  • Bingham to walk rapidly.
• waenikoroa
  • Bingham to walk on stilts.
• mwemweaero
  • Bingham walk in one's sleep.
• kiribwebwe
  • Bingham to walk side by side.
• kanaokoro
  • Bingham to walk by one's self.
• waetata
  • Bingham to go or walk rapidly.
• kawainimone
  • Sabatier to walk in single file.
• waeroa
  • Sabatier to walk with long steps.
• babai wae
  • Sabatier to go or walk stealthily.
• kimai
  • Bingham slow in learning to walk.
• waekiekie
  • Bingham to walk with a springhalt.
• oko
  • Bingham staff, cane, walking stick.
• euta
  • Bingham lift the foot as in walking.
• rangataki
  • Sabatier (1) to walk quickly, to hurry.
• re
  • Bingham to walk on the hands in sport.
• katiki
  • Sabatier kakatiki; procession, walk, stroll.
• rangata
  • Bingham rangati waem: to make to walk fast.
• waeribono
  • Sabatier to walk with short steps, close steps.
• waemwere
  • Bingham to walk slowly, to be slow in arriving.
• tebetebe
  • Bingham to walk lame, as a man with a springhalt.
• kakibaoa
  • Bingham to cause one to walk in a stooping attitude.
• tiki
  • Sabatier katiki: to stroll, to take a walk, to process.
• kaukiang
  • Sabatier kauki ang: to go for a walk, to take the wind (canoe).
• watangaina
  • Bingham to swim on the back, to walk with the face turned upwards.
• katarikeke
  • Bingham vi tarikeke to walk or step on the fore part of the sole.
• waetebe
  • Sabatier waetebetebe: to lift one leg and throw it forward when walking.
• barakaraka
  • Sabatier to walk uneasily, unsteadily, to go or do with hesitation or difficulty.
• wae ni were
  • Sabatier to walk with poise, with precaution (as when looking for were shell fish).
• katioriri
  • Bingham to walk so as to swing the fringe of a riri in walking, so as to arrest attention.
• wae ni kun
  • Sabatier to walk like kun, dance step, small quick steps with sudden stops on one leg, walk like crane m.
• toua katea
  • Sabatier fig. to walk or go quickly with precaution (as person carrying sail yard along edge of canoe in order to tack).
• kanenei
  • Sabatier kanenei nako... nakon... to go, to walk, to act with decision, spirit, determination in following one's way, to dash.
• turabeau
  • Sabatier moving, dragging, sliding with difficulty,... slowly through faulty construction (canoe), through physical deformity (pers.), to walk laboriously, to drag oneself along.