weave
17 Kiribati words
- raranga
- Bingham to braid a mat, to weave.
- Sabatier to weave.
- ata
- Bingham braid, weave.
- Sabatier to weave, to interlace, to plait, to weave mats, baskets, leaves of coconut or pandanus.
- waua
- Sabatier to weave, to embroider with different coloured leaves, or cotton to make patterns, designs.
- kaburena
- touroba
- Sabatier to weave a coarse mat (tou inai), etc.
- wewene
- Sabatier wenea: to begin to weave second half...
- kabure
- Sabatier a certain design in mat-weaving <weave> (twill).
- buara
- Sabatier weaving <weave> of the finishing of edge of mats.
- tenia
- Sabatier bo-tenia, bwe-tenia: twist, weave, cut in three.
- iraniwenewene
- Bingham strand lying near to be spliced in when weaveing a mat.
- ato
- touanikai
- Sabatier v.t. touanikaia: mat weaving <weave>, procedure at beginning of weaving.
- wau
- Sabatier wauwau: weaving <weave> mats with patterns of different coloured leaves.
- bu ira
- Sabatier bubu ira. to pull off or tear away pandanus leaves for mat weaving <weave>.
- inai
- Sabatier ati inai: to weave these mats koro inai: to cut leaves to make these mats.
- ekira
- Sabatier to bend a dry or crisp thing, to roll up pandanus leaves, to weave the edge of a mat.
- binata
- Sabatier to make last preparations before setting out, before moving, to finish weaving mat, to weave edge of mat, to look here and there for karea used to perfume oil.