weapon
18 Kiribati words
- betia
- Bingham a weapon.
- Sabatier weapon made of shark's teeth.
- uabubuti
- Sabatier a weapon.
- koto
- Bingham any weapon, arms.
- Sabatier (1) a defensive weapon (wood).
- kanoa n tanga
- Sabatier a small weapon hidden under armour or clothes.
- Bingham a small weapon carried in the tanga.
- taobuki
- Bingham a secondary weapon.
- botua
- Bingham to glance off as a weapon.
- manenikai
- Bingham worn out weapon or outrigger.
- uakai
- Bingham custom of carrying deadly weapons.
- rerea
- Bingham to ward off a weapon thrust at one.
- tarota
- Bingham to perform incantations on a weapon.
- wangea
- Bingham a weapon or sword set with shark's teeth.
- butu
- Bingham a small weapon with a single shark's tooth, used by jealous women.
- koromatang
- Sabatier a Gilbertese weapon. stick about three feet long and pointed at both ends.
- kawete
- Sabatier point, summit, top of, point of, bayonet, dart, sharp pointed weapon, spear.
- bakarere
- Sabatier te kai ni bakarere: weapon thrown, arrow, dart, javelin, harpoon, a sharp pain.
- bwe
- Sabatier an ancient war weapon; lance or javelin with two ends pointed, two or three yards long.
- bakabota
- Sabatier the sting of ray or sword fish tied in a bunch to a long pole and used formerly as war weapon.
- bunniba
- Sabatier a war weapon (anc.) consisting of a piece of wood 1 ft long, each end pointed and a cord attached in the middle.