weak
32 Kiribati words
- kire
- Bingham weak.
- Sabatier weak, weakly, feeble, puny.
- kanebunebu
- Bingham weak.
- kimamara
- Bingham weak.
- mamara
- Bingham weak.
- niba ni ngore
- Sabatier weak, puny.
- bamanio
- Sabatier weak, soft, limp, flabby, sluggish.
- nangonango
- Sabatier weak, feeble, indolent, listless, nonchalant.
- ntangorengore
- Sabatier weak, sickly, puny, languid, stunted, debilitated (pers.).
- ngore
- Bingham small in stature and weakly as a sickly child.
- Sabatier feeble, weak, puny, sickly, debilitated (person, plant or fruit of stunted development).
- arotau
- Bingham weak minded.
- mangu
- Sabatier n. a weak character.
- mara
- Sabatier feeble, weak, languid.
- baimara
- Sabatier weak hands, feeble grip.
- bakiruru
- Sabatier weak with hunger (trembling).
- batimara
- Bingham weak in throwing or striking.
- makoroua
- Bingham weakness of or pain in the back.
- aoua
- Bingham weak minded person, a low person.
- ro
- Sabatier A ro matau: I feel weak, faint.
- boka
- Sabatier no energy, weak, good for nothing.
- nanomakana
- Sabatier weak character, soft, weak willed.
- ti
- Sabatier sickly, weak, inferior, malformed.
- makanakana
- Bingham not firm, easily broken, weak, frail.
- nanomara
- Bingham wanting mental firmness, weak in purpose.
- nanobakobako
- Sabatier to feel weak, feeble (to feel empty inside).
- to
- Sabatier katoa: to make emit a weak sound, to squeak.
- banatoto
- Sabatier to speak with a weak, squeaky voice (like a mouse).
- mannei
- Bingham languid, weak, especially through sickness, lifeless.
- ntangaingai
- Bingham lying down frequently and constantly from weakness or gluttony.
- moimoti
- Bingham frequentative of moti frequently breaking, as thread, or weak.
- tangauriuri
- Sabatier of very weak consistency, very soft, friable, easily pulverized.
- oitangore
- Sabatier a fragile base <trunk>, thin, too weak in comparison with size of tree.
- koramara
- Sabatier (used ironically). e koromara: he is very weak! meaning: he is very strong.