Ng

100 Kiribati words

• ng expressive of dissent or displeasure.
• nga where? in what place.
• nga n tarire branch of family (distant), multiple or extensive relatives.
• ngabingabi a mat used as a spread or container for food.
• ngabu numerous posterity.
• ngae satiated.
• ngaea a fathom.
• ngaeau mussed as the hair not oiled.
• ngaengae frequentative of ngae.
• ngai plural of ngaia.
• ngaia he, she, it.
• ngaiangaia yes, yes, that's he.
• ngaina daytime.
• ngaira we, us (generally in the nominative and emphatic).
• ngake the spermatic cord.
• ngako phlegm, mucous matter.
• ngan having side sprouts as babai.
• nganga to engage in measuring fathoms.
• ngangae frequentative of ngae.
• ngangarake the roof of the mouth.
• ngangareuke frequentative of ngareuke.
• ngangau unable to restrain one's desire, eating without waiting for…
• ngao in confusion, mixed or piled up without order.
• ngao ni moa hen's nest.
• ngaongao wire.
• ngare laughter.
• ngare banna the laugh of a sick person (skeleton).
• ngare be a wicked laugh, insolent, untimely.
• ngare iotaua loud laughter.
• ngare ke a short laugh.
• ngare n take a long, loud roar of laughter.
• ngare ngenge a forced laugh.
• ngare roro to laugh till black and blue.
• ngare uatao prolonged laughter.
• ngare uke to laugh till breathless.
• ngare uoua false, hypocritical laugh.
• ngareakina to laugh at.
• ngarebe to laugh loud and sneeringly, or improperly.
• ngarei fish, the.
• ngarengare frequentative of ngare, to laugh.
• ngarentake to laugh coarsely and long.
• ngareuke to laugh with a wide-open mouth.
• ngaro the gum.
• ngarobata having discolored gums.
• ngarongaro toothless.
• ngaruru muffled noise of quaking and rolling.
• ngata ngatangata, nanongatangata: covetousness, cupidity.
• ngati clothes or mats covered with dirt or stains, soiled, dirty,…
• ngatingati ngatungatu: very dirty, filthy.
• ngau a sort of sea slug.
• ngaun ten used in counting bong, ririki, ritoro, inaki, atao, wa,…
• ngaungau to eat voraciously.
• ngawa having a fish-bone in the throat.
• ngawata mucus obstructing throat.
• ngea a tree, the.
• ngeaiarabo a tree, the.
• ngeangea very strong and firm.
• ngearuru very hard, stiff, rigid.
• ngenge to beg for food by one's looks, to be covetous of food.
• ngengen ri nothing but skin and bone.
• ngengenri thin in flesh.
• ngengetaia to beg much for food by one's looks.
• ngeri curled, frizzled, curly.
• ngeta concupiscence, immoderate, desire, disorderly envy.
• ngio dizzy.
• ngiongio frequentative of ngio.
• ngira to groan audibly or in spirit.
• ngirangira to groan audibly or in spirit.
• ngirataua to groan as when under a heavy burden.
• ngka give me (used in the imperative).
• ngkae
• ngkai now.
• ngkainaba new.
• ngkam I don't know, I am not supposed to know.
• ngkami ye, you, emphatic in the nominative, a plural suffix in the…
• ngkana when (future) if.
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• ngkanne at the present time, at the time and place spoken of.
• ngke when (referring to past time).
• ngkebong last night.
• ngkekei at that time, then (past).
• ngkerimoa formerly.
• ngketairiki last evening.
• ngkoa before, formerly.
• ngkoae indeed, of course, used in response.
• ngkoananoa yesterday.
• ngkoangkoa long ago, formerly.
• ngkoe thou, you, usually emphatic.
• ngo to murmur or complain in a low voice.
• ngoa to scratch what itches.
• ngoe naka (preceded by nei) (But.).
• ngongo to talk sub voce.
• ngongoa to scratch.
• ngongongo frequentative of ngongo.
• ngore a young infant.
• ngungurengure to complain, to murmur.
• ngure to complain, to murmur.
• ngurengure to complain, to murmur n a murmuring, a complaining, a…
• ngurengurea to complain about a borrower or express misgivings…
• ngutu a movable sight of a gun.