keke
Bingham
keéke
vi. frequentative of ke to shout in triumph, to move a little.
kéke
n. cake (ENG).
kÉkE
vi. to rattle, as iron with iron.
kéke
n. a cape of land.
Sabatier
keke
n. a cape, end of land jutting out to sea.
keke1
n. cake (ENG).
keke2
nv. shout, cheer (of triumph, of joy or excitement).
red. ke'keke, ke'kekeke: cheer, shout.
ex. ke'ke i eta: idem.
n. bana keke: a shrill voice.
vt. ke-kea, kekeia: to applaud, to cheer.
n. te ke'keke: exclamation, a cry of joy, triumph or victory.
ex. ke'keke.
keke3
n. a noise, crack, cracking noise, grating noise, rustling noise, rustling (noise of hard dry thing being rattled or dragged along).
v. keke: to make this noise.
red. nv. kekeke, kekekeke.
vc. ka-keke, ka-kekeke, kakekekeke.
vt. kakekea: idem.
n. te kakekeke: a skirt of dry leaves very stiff.
Topics: House and village, Weaving and crafts