ba

B ba     conj because, for, that, as B b'a     n a continuous hard coral rock or ledge   n coconut oil, a general term for oil, a coconut shell oil bottle B ba     n the midrib or main stem of the coconut frond, a leaf   n thunder   n a skin disease of infants B b'a     vi to belch B ba     adv just now   ex I a ba roko I arrived just now O ba     conj because, so that, as, for.   ex I aki nako ba I tabe: I am not going because I am busy   idiom akea ba...: well, and so...   ex ao ba?: why?   ex taua ba kanam: take as your food. O ba1     n te ba: something great, strong, powerful. O ba2     n thunder.   ex e ruo te ba, e rurunga te ba: the thunderbolt has fallen, the thunder roars. O ba3     n a big crowd.   syn te runga n aomata O ba4     n rock, reef, crag, iceberg.   a hard, solid, firm as a rock, fixed.   ex e ba te wa, e ba te ang: a mass of canoes... clouds. O ba5     intj tai ba! tai babu! don't say anything! don't move! O ba6     n 1. oil.   ex te ba nikoniko: small coconut shell used formerly as recipient for oil.   ex te ati ni ba: small bottles for oil.   n 2. coward.   a cowardly.   ex e ba, e bu:   see inabaia, to make a show of courage and run away.   n 3. belch.   v to belch.   fig n. disgust, aversion, repugnance.   vc ka ba: which disgusts, causes...   ex tai taekinna, I ba iai: don't talk about it, it disgusts me   vc ka ba, kabaea: to make or cause to belch.   n food which causes belching.   see ba ni kana O ba7     n leaf, palm, midrib of palm leaf, page of paper, card, leaflet   ex te bana, ua ba, teni ba, etc.: one, two, three leaves   ex au ba, am ba, etc.: fig. height, rank, class, excellence   ex bau, bam, bana, etc.   ex ko aki rota bau: you are not up to my rank, or worth   ex te ba n uea: royalty, prince   ex te moa ni ba: high rank   ex te mwi ni ba: lowest rank, vile, rejected   a baba: leafy, branchy, luxuriant   ex ba ni kai: leaves, leaf of tree   ex ba n ni: coconut leaf, palm branch <frond -- gwg>   ex ba kabane: top branch   ex kakoko : white leaf of coconut not fully developed.   syn marewe   ex te kinati: leaf of palm just beginning to appear   ex te ba ni kiokio: small leaf (of babai, ene)   ex te ba ni kimaimai: a leaf not yet divided into folioles   ex te ba raerae: leaf already divided into folioles   ex e iranibara te ni: a young coconut tree with leaves already straight, long and well developed   v rae ba: strip palm of its folioles   ex te ba: cut off (with knife) the outside edges of midrib of palm leaf to make it even and utilizable   ex tae ba: tie the midribs of a leaf on; for ex. lattice   n te ba ni boki, te iteraniba: leaf, page   ex te ba ni kati: playing cards, a pack of... O ba8     n a sickness (symptoms, violent diarrhoea)   ex te ba bubura: same sickness only stronger   ex te ba uraura: a sickness, red patches, inflammation of vein, phlebitis   ex te babobo: a sickness, yellow jaundice. O ba9     a tasteless, repugnant, repulsive.   vc ka ba: giving... O ba10     n ba akuaku moral support, help, helpful person.   vt baakuakua: to succour, to relieve.

ba n iku

O ba n iku     n hard, dry skin.   a tanned, tawny, bronzed.   fig avaricious, avarice.

ba n ruruo

O ba n ruruo     n a kind of rod baited and moved in water to attract bonito.   syn kai n ruruo, kaewewe:

ba n uri

O ba n uri     n leaves of uri.   fig land or object acquired by adoption, inherited by an adopted ...

ba ni babai

O ba ni babai     n 1. taro leaves.   n 2. membrane around the intestines.   n 3. green fat found in turtle.

ba ni kaina

O ba ni kaina     n pandanus leaves.

ba ni kamaimai

O ba ni kamaimai     n perfumed oil.

ba ni kana

O ba ni kana     n gizzard, crop, oesophagus, gullet.   v to have dry throat, have little to eat, be in want, belch in swallowing, choke from eating quickly.   vc ka banikana: to make belch, to upset (heavy, indigestible).

ba ni kanawa

O ba ni kanawa     n paleness.   a pale like leaves of kanawa, sickly.

ba ni koko

O ba ni koko     and bakoko.   n one who possesses but will not share, rich but mean.

ba ni kua

O ba ni kua     n cod liver oil.

ba niko

O ba niko     n beautiful leaf of tree.

ba raerae

O ba raerae     n coconut tree with leaf just beginning to foliate.

ba rairai

O ba rairai     n a way of fishing consisting of encircling a rock or heap of stones with a net.   from ba and rai or from ba rairaki.

ba rerei

O ba rerei     n a healthy leaf.

ba rongorongo

O ba rongorongo     n famine oil, old oil.

ba roro

O ba roro     n dark green flourishing leaves.   syn ba maiu

baamai

L baamai     sn Pomacentridae   n damselfish (gen)   sn Abudefduf septemfasciatus   sn A. sordidus   sn Chromis caeruleus (bamaii)   sn Dascyllus trimaculatus

baara

L baara     ew pala   sn Acanthocybium solanderi (scombridae)   n mackeral, tuna

baba

B bæ/ba     a foolish, destitute of reason, wanting in umderstanding, weak in intellect   n a fool, a dunce, an idiot B b'aáb'aa     n the breast, the bosom B baába     va abounding in leaves B b'áb'a     vi to drown, to be drowned O baba     n lancet fish. O baba1     n imbecility, silliness, foolishness, imbecile, fool, simpleton.   a foolish, silly, cracked, crazy, stupid.   vc kababa: to make... treat as... to flatter, to toady.   ex ko kababai: you take me for a fool   ex babaea: love, dote on, idolize   n te kababa: flattery of vain persons. O baba2     n rope of lower sail yard, tack line.   ex aita te baba: pull the line or haul in close to the wind   ex kaki te baba: slacken the rope. O baba3     n a board, plank, used for divers purposes; for ex. a wash board, surf board, etc.   ex te baba ni borau: a draught board   ex te baba n raranga: a board to weave on   ex baba ni wati: wash board. O baba4     vt 1. babai, babaiko, etc. to make mad, to bewitch, to cast a spell on.   vt 2. to love to distraction, to give in to all the whims of...   syn kinrangin O baba5     n board, committee. (HAW)   ex te baba n aine: an association of women, women's club. O baba6     n papa (father). (ENG) O baba7     v to drown, to be drowning.   vt to drown.   va tibaba: to lose foot and be drowning. O baba8     n chest, lower part of thorax or breast.   a kaubaba: large chested   ex baba n ura: a bulging chest (like a lobster).   n ubaba: brace, breast drill.   vt u-babaea: to pierce with...   syn ubaniban, ubanibania O baba9     n te babana, ua baba: one basket, two baskets, etc.   n coarse basket made of coconut leaves.   ex te kanoa ni baba: the youngest, last child of family, youngest pig in litter (an insulting term). O baba10     a leafy, branchy, thick set (foliage). O baba11     n native brace (used formerly).   vt babaea: to pierce with this instrument. G baba     sn Acanthurus guttatus (ll)   n lancetfish (sm) G baba1     sn Ctenochaetus sp. (ll)   n lancetfish (sm) L baba     sn Acanthurus guttatus   sn Ctenochaetus   n surgeonfish, unicornfish L baba     sn Ranzania laevis (milidae)   n molas

baba n aine

O baba n aine     n a passion for women, females.   ant baba ni mane: passion for men, males.

baba na aine

O baba na aine     n women's club, association. (HAW)

babababa

O babababa     n sound of escaping air or water.   vc ka babababa: go pff... pff... like bursting balloon.

babaea

B babáea     vt to bore with a ubaniban

babaeao

B b'ab'áeao     n abounding in babaeao

babaebaeta

B b'ab'aeb'áeta     vt frequentative of baebaeta

babaeina

L babaeina     sn Lutjanus monostigmus   n snapper

babaenikai

B babáenikái     va frequentative of baenikai

babai

B baabaái     vi to approach cautiously for the purpose of stealing B b'ábai     n name of a plant having an edible bulbous root, resembling taro   sn Arum cordifolium O babai     v to go... treat gently (with precaution).   adv cautiously, silently.   vt babaea, babaia: idem   ex babaia n anaia: take it gently, with care. O babai1     v a large tubercle, species of taro   sn Arum cordifolium   ex kinds -- aning, ikaraoi, kaiura, kabe, atimainiku, atouman, boang, bukimakana, rikiantebaba, tutu, katutu, taororo   ex plants -- baku, kabwebwe, ninganingan   ex leaves -- ba ni babai, barobaro, barobaroba   see ati ni katoka, butababa, ngan, bwerewa, etc. O babai2     n yolk of egg, cooked   note white is called te marai. G b'ábai     sn Arum cordifolium   n name of a plant having an edible bulbous root, resembling the taro (k)

babai n anti

O babai n anti     syn bubu   n box, drawer, trunk of pandanus hollowed out and used as a chest for butu (war weapon).

babai wae

O babai wae     v to go or walk stealthily.   vt babaiwaea.

babaia

O babaia     n papaw, fruit of... <papaya>. (ENG)   syn mwemweara: mummy apple.

babaibai

B b'ab'áib'ai     va receiving recompense for what one does

babaibainanti

B b'ab'áib'ainæn/ti     a frequentative of b'aib'ainanti: deformed

babaibao

B babáib'ao     vi frequentative of baib'ao: to miss the mark

babaibati

B babáibati     a frequentative of baibati: much, strong as the wind

babaibuaka

B babáibuaka     a frequentative of baibuaka: very bad

babaikabubu

B babáikabubu     a frequentative of baikabubu: awkward in throwing or spearing

babaikimoa

B babáikimoa     a frequentative of baikimoa: thievish

babaikoraki

B b'ab'áikoraki     a frequentative of b'aikoraki: rich, encumbered with much luggage

babaiku

B babáiku     a frequentative of baiku: unduly wide

babaikuikui

B babáikúikui     va frequentative of baikuikui: hesitating to shoot or throw

babaimangori

B babáimangóri     v frequentative of baimangori: slow in doing or making

babaimano

B babaimæ/no     a frequentative of baimano: skilled in fitting canoe planks

babainataeia

B b'ab'áinatáeia     vt frequentative of b'ainataeia: to practice incantations over a child

babainikirina

B b'ab'áinikirína     vt frequentative of b'ainikirina: to persecute, abuse

babainrangirangia

B b'ab'áinrængirEael     vt frequentative of b'ainrangirangia: to perform incantations upon

babainraraea

B b'ab'áinraráea     vt frequentative of b'ainraraea: to blackguard

babairababa

B babáiraábaba     vi frequentative of baira:baba: to claim land as one's own unjustly

babairaraoi

B b'ab'áiraráoi     a frequentative of b'airaraoi: impartial in the distribution of food

babairawerawe

B babáiræ/weræ     a frequentative of bairawerawe: wont to carry off theivishly

babaire

B babaáire     vi frequentative of baire: to preside

babairea

B babaáirea     vt frequentative of bairea: to measure

babairekereke

B babáirékereke     a frequentative of bairekereke: skillful in catching

babairemwe

B babáiremwe     vi frequentative of bairemwe: to manipulate slowly

babairoko

B babáiroko     va frequentative of bairoko: doing quickly

babaitabare

B babáitæ/bare     vi frequentative of baitata: to work rapidly

babaitau

B babáitau     vi frequentative of baitau: to assume a position for a fight

babaiteke

B babáiteke     a frequentative of baiteke: skillful in hitting the mark

babaitoka

B babáitoka     va frequentative of baitoka: working rapidly

babaitokatoka

B babáitókatoka     va frequentative of baitokatoka

babaitoto

B babáitoto:     a frequentative of baitoto: very light, not dense

babaka

B b'ab'áka     vi frequentative of b'aka

babakaine

B babakáine     vi frequentative of bakaine: to be negligent of a parent's wants O babakaine     v to neglect one's obligations to those in one's charge, leave in want, hungry   see bakaine   vt babakainea... to neglect...

babakamoamoa

B babákamóamoa     vi frequentative of bakamoamoa: to accuse another of fault

babakanakoa

B bábakanaákoa     vt to entertain or treat kindly outwardly, but not at heart

babakanakoi

B bábakanaákoi     vi to act kindly at such times that it pays to do so, as a foster child in the presence of its parents

babakanataei

B babákanatáei     vi frequentative of bakanataei

babakanateiaine

B babákanateiáine     vi frequentative of bakanateiaine

babakanatua

B babákanátua     vi frequentative of bakanatua

babakanikawai

B babákanikáwai     a extortionate, rascally, vicious O babakanikawai     n injustice, fraud, cheating   ex te tia babakanikawai: a cheat.   a unjust.   v to defraud, to cheat, etc.   vt babakanikawaia: to cheat, to defraud, to trick, to sponge on...

babakaniking

B babákaniking/     vi to assume royalty

babakannano

B b'ab'ákannáno     vi frequentative of b'akannano

babakanrerei

B babákanreréi     vi frequentative of bakanrerei

babakanrorobuaka

B babákanroróbuaka     vi frequentative of bakanrorobuaka

babakanroronga

B babákanrorónga     vi frequentative of bakanroronga

babakantamaroa

B babákantamároa     vi frequentative of bakantamaroa

babakantang

B babákantang/     va frequentative of bakantang

babakantoka

B b'ab'ákantóka     vi frequentative of bakantoka

babakaonon

B babakáonon     vi frequentative of bakaonon: to be in a very humble or abject way

babakarake

B b'ab'ákarake     vi to depart to the east

babakario

B b'ab'ákario     vi to depart to the west

babakatae

B babákatae     a frequentative of bakatae

babaki

B babáki     va frequentative of baki B babaáki     vi to lie or sleep on the ground anywhere   see raea

babako

B b'ab'áko     vi to lie as an infant in the arms or lap of a person B b'ab'áko     n a foster child O babako     from bako: bent, or ko: tight.   v to carry in arms, on breast, to cuddle, to nurse, to press to bosom.   n an adopted child.   vt babakoa: to carry in nurse, to cuddle.

babakoa

B b'ab'ákoa     vt to hold, as a child in the arms

babakoinawa

O babakoinawa     n lancet fish (large one). G babakoinawa     sn Acanthurus triostegus (ll)   n big one; lancetfish (ll,sm) L babakoinawa     sn Acanthurus triostegus   n surgeonfish, unicornfish

babakoran

B babákoran     vi to plan to assault O babakoran     n small fry.   v to fish for...   syn ni babakouti

babaku

B b'ab'áku     n the flower of the uri O babaku     n flower of uri tree   ex te tokotoko: bud of this flower.

babamaiu

B babamáiu     a frequentative of bamaiu: verdant, green, fresh

babana

O babana     from baba:   vt to love passionately, to dote on, to be infatuated with.

babananun

B b'ab'ánanun     a churlish   bk 1 Sam. 25:3

babane

B b'ab'áne     a ready, prepared B babæ/ne     a skilled in climbing B baábane     va an intensive of bane completely gone, all gone O babane     a skilful (at climbing especially), skilful in any, every way. O babane1     red of bane   a worn out, finished, absolutely finished.

babanebane

B babæ/nebæne     vi frequentative of banebane

babaneki

O babaneki     n large cetacea, whale.

babanga

B babánga     vi to be without knowledge, not to know how or about   vt to know not, to understand not O babanga     n ignorance, inaptitude.   a ignorant, inapt, unqualified, unskilful, inexpert at...   vc ka-babanga: treat as ignorant, find...

babangabai

B babángab'ai     a frequentative of bangab'ai : unskillful

babangaki

B baabángaki     a red and swollen as the bite of a mosquito O babangaki     from bangaki   a placed across, crosswise, crossing.   see bangaki O babangaki1     n a large cetacea, a whale. O babangaki2     n marks or traces of blows, or stripes on the skin. <welt ? -- gwg>.

babanganikou

B b'ab'ánganikóu     va frequentative of b'anginikou: fast or caught as the hand

babanganimatang

B b'ab'ánganimæ/tang     a abounding in caves

babanganrino

B b'ab'ánganríno     a frequentative of b'anganrino: wont to do nice and careful work

babanganriro

B b'ab'ánganríro     vi frequentative of b'anganriro: to be very particular about

babangantaeka

B b'ab'ángantáeka     vi frequentative of b'angantaeka: to murmur,   vi to complain

babanganun

B b'ab'ánganun     va frequentative of b'anganun: quarrelsome, e asily angered

babangaomata

B babangaáomata     a frequentative of bangaomata: unkind, ungrateful

babangare

B bábangare     vi to joke, to be funny   see manikangare

babaniman

O Babaniman     n Sirius; Babaniman meang: star   n Babaniman Maiaki: another star.

babanura

B b'ab'anúra     a having a full breast over the sternum O babanura     n lobster, chest like a lobster (neve).

babanuri

B babánuri     va abounding in the leaves of the uri

babao

B b'ab'áo     a crooked O babao     sup superlative of bao.   a twisted, crooked, deformed, dishonest, false.

babaokoko

B b'ab'áokoko:     a frequentative of b'aokoko: bent over

babaono

B babáono     a foolish

babaoua

B b'ab'áoua     a frequentative of b'aoua: crooked

babaraanikewe

B b'áb'araæ/nikewe     vi frequentative of b'aranikewe

babaraki

B babaraáki     a able to turn over as an infant

babarantiko

B b'ab'aræn/tiko     vi frequentative of b'arantiko

babareka

B babaáreka     a frequentative of bæreka

babarekatia

B babárekátia     vi frequentative of barekatia

babariko

B b'ab'áriko     va habitually assembling

babaro

B b'ab'áro     va assembled in numbers   a bent a little as the arm in walking O babaro     n assembly of people. O babaro1     from baro   v to empty, to overflow.   vt kababaroa, to make flow over, to pour out. O babaro2     a curved inwards (arms, legs)   ex te bai babaro, te wae babaro.

babarua

B b'ab'árua     vt to crave, to greatly relish O babarua     vt to be very fond of... (food).

babatababa

O babatababa     n large tiger shark. G babatababa     n large, tiger shark (ll) L babatababa     sn Galeocerdo cuvieri   n large requiem shark

babatauti

B b'ab'atáuti     a frequentative of b'atauti

babatei

B babaátei     vi to have the head so low as to be in danger of falling headlong   ex e baka ni babatei: he fell headl ong   bk Acts 13:18 O babatei     a person or object or animal turned upside down, or with head or front part down (aeroplane, bird, swimmer).   vt kababateia: to put head lower than body.   ex e baka ni babatei: it fell head first.

babati

B babæ/ti     n the upper part of the thigh   n the flesh of a fowl on the breast bone   a having prominent, largely developed hips B b'ab'áti     n a bundle   vi to engage in making bundles O babati     n rocks with holes where fish abound. O babati1     n a collection, a sheaf, parcel, bundle, armful, bale, bunch.   vt babata, babatia: to collect, to put in bundles or bunches. O babati2     n side of hip, flesh off breast of birds.   ex te ri ni babati: hip bone, iliac.

babati ni kai

O babati ni kai     n collection of arms, war weapons.

babatiakina

O babatiakina     from babati   vt to put in bunches, or packets, or bundles.

babatiana

O babatiana     from babati   vt to put in bunches, or packets, or bundles.

babatinikai

B b'ab'átinikái     a fully armed, armed to the teeth

babatiraeia

B babátiráeia     vi frequentative of batiraeia

babatita

B b'ab'átita     vt to bundle O babatita     vt to put in bundles, bunches, packets.   syn babatiana, babatiakina

babatongotongo

B b'ab'atóngotongo     a frequentative of b'atongotongo

babatu

B babæ/tu     n a mat just begun, the first half of a mat   vi to begin braiding a mat O babatu     n from babati.   n a mat just commenced   n Nei Babatu: the woman who made the first mat. <myth>.

babatua

B babaátua     n a roach O babatua     n cockroach, blackbeetle, blakidae spider. G babaátua     sn family Blattidae   n a roach <cockroach> (k)

babaturua

B babatúrua     va coming up as a squall, about to fall as the rain O babaturua     n devastator, devastating force (as wind, storm, person, etc.).

babau

O babau     n part of abdomen around pelvis.   n te kai ni babau: a certain lath at base of fronton in construction.

babaubauta

B babaubáuta     vt frequentative of baubauta

babaurua

O babaurua     v to gather together in great number, to assemble, to muster often.

babaware

B babáware     vi frequentative of baware

babawarea

B babáwarea     vt frequentative of bawarea

babeina

O babeina     n fish, spot snapper. G babeina     sn Lutianus monostigmus   n spot snapper (hh)

babera

B bábera     n a poplar (ENG) O Babera     n Babel (ENG)   ex te nono ni Babera: Tower of Babel.

babero

B bæ/bero     n buffalo (ENG)

babetito

B babetíto     vi to baptize (GR) O babetito     n baptism. (ENG)   vt babetitoa: to baptise.

babetitoa

B bábetitóa     vt to baptize (GR)

babobo

B babóbo     n a fading leaf growing red or yellow   a red or yellow as a fading leaf O babobo     a colour of withering leaf, yellow, tan.

baboia

B babóia     a skilled in perfumeing O baboia     n clever perfume maker, one knowing how to perfume oil.

babu

B bábu     see n rawarawa B b'ábu     n a fish, the B b'aábu:     n a game in which every one is to keep silent and not to move at all   vi to play the game of babu, to assemble B b'aábu     intj an exclamation on hearing the report of a gun O babu     n a shark with flat snout. O babu1     a cut short, cut close, flat nosed.   vt katibabu: to cut short, to cut close.   idiom e babu karawa: the sky is calm and clear   ex e babu marawa: the sea is calm, no wind   ex e kababu tabon aba: it is impossible to reach the end of the island (either because of strong wind or because of no wind). O babu2     intj bang! exclamation imitating a detonation. O babu3     n a game, players are silent and immobile.   v to play at this game.   ex kaina babu!: keep silent and don't move   idiom tai babu!: keep quiet! keep still! don't move. G babu     n toothless shark (ll) L babu     sn Ginglymostoma (orectolobidae)   n nurse shark

babua

O Babua     n Papua. (ENG)

babubura

O babubura     n a disease.   see ba

babue

O babue     n a species of taro. O babue1     from papa and bue: (chest, burning).   v 1. to have heartburn, sour stomach.   n 2. spirit of salts, hydrochloric acid.

babunibakoa

B b'ábunibákoa     n a species of shark, the

babutababa

B b'ábutábaba     n a species of shark, the G b'ábutábaba     n large toothless shark (ll)

bae

B bæ/e     n this thing which   va busily engaged B b'áE     n a lamp (perhaps from eng. fire) O bae     n te bae, te bae aei. this thing which ...   see baenne, baere O bae1     n an obligation, duty, bond, occupation, employment, debt.   a bae, baebae, babae: obliged, tied, engaged, occupied, indebted.   ex ti bae iroun te tia reirei: we are indebted to the teacher   ex I aki bae iai: I am not bound   vc kabae, kabaebae, kabaea, kabaebaea: to tie, to attach, to oblige, to engage, to be under an obligation, to be bound, to get into debt, to borrow   ex I kabaeai iroum: I want to borrow from you   n te kabaebae: obligation, engagement, debt   ex e bara baena: his debt is remitted   ex kabaran te bae: fulfilling an obligation, paying a debt. O bae2     n light, lamp   ex wikin te bae (wick of lamp): lamp wick.   ex kiratin te bae: lamp glass.

baeao

B b'áeao     n the pearl shell O baeao     n oyster, pearl oyster, pearl shell.   n tebo baeao: pearl fishing, diving for... L baeao     sn bivalve   n bivalve, white pearl oyster

baebaeta

B b'aeb'áeta     vt to chant the dead O baebaeta     vt to lament over, to wail over, to cry...   fig to run down, to discredit, to abuse.

baebaeti

O baebaeti     n idem. lamentation, plaint, dirge, chant of lamentations.

baei

B bæ/ei     n this thing O baei     pron te bae aei, te baei: this thing here.

baeka

O baeka     n baekaeka: rock with pebbles around it   ex kabaekaeka: hump on rock.

baekeke

O baekeke     or bura ekeke.   a dominating or standing out, high.   ex e baekeke i eta te wa arei: that canoe stands out well.   fig remarkable, distinguished, of high rank, a person of...   vc kabaekeke, kabaekekea: to exalt, to praise.

baekekeieta

B b'aekékeiéta     vi to excel in sailing to windward

baenata

B b'aenaáta     n a collection of stones used in entrapping fish <fsg>   vi to engage in piling up stones as a trap for fish O baenata     n a pile of stones, coconuts, debris lined up, long barrage of...   vt kabaenata: idem. to make...

baene

B b'áene     n a basket having no cover B bæ/ene     n that thing which (nearby) O baene     n (N.) basket, basket without lid   ex kinds: -- te baene ni kibe, te baene ni bon, te kabiaua, te kabure, te kete, te kuarong, te nokonoko, te nouburabura   ex (S.) te baba, te bengabenga, te taurekareka, te abein, etc.   vt baenena, baenenamarake: to put... in provision basket.

baenenibon

B b'áenenibòn     n a basket for containing bon

baenikai

B bæ/enikai     va busy, engaged, hindered O baenikai     a late, retarded because busy, hindered, hampered.   n delay.   syn ningangata, au reke tabuki   ex kabaenikai: which keeps late or delays   ex kabaenikaia: to keep back, to hinder.

baenne

O baenne     n dem. adj. te bai anne: that thing there.

baere

B bæ/ere     n that yonder thing which O baere     n the thing there which...

baerei

B bæ/erei     n that thing yonder O baerei     dem adj. that thing there.

baewe

G baewe     sn Neothunnus macropterus (ll)   n yellowfin tuna; large one (sm,ll) L baewe     sn Neothunnus macropterus (Scombridae)   n large mackeral, tuna

bai

B b'ái     n a thing, an object B bái     n an arm, a wing O bai     n thing, object, affair, member, organ, matter, material, element, substance, personal belonging, property, instrument, tool, machine, apparatus, utensil, result, report.   ex e bai, e toronibai, ae bai: it counts, it is good, it is real   ex e aki bai, e aki toroni bai: that doesn't matter, it is nothing at all   ex te bai ni bobai: merchandise   ex te bai ni buaka: war weapons   ex te oi ni bai: a real thing, valuable   ex oin te bai: essence, substance   ex am bai ngai: I am your thing, your servant. O bai1     n hand, arm, wing, fin, propellor, hands (of clock or watch) etc.   ex baiu, baim, baina, etc.:   ex some parts of hand: ngake ni bai, nano ni bai, raurauni bai, buki ni bai, roroa ni bai, tonotono ni bai, ika ni bai, tou ni bai, koro ni bai, etc.:   ex parts of arm: a ni bai, manoku ni bai, biroto ni bai, buare ni bai, bubua ni bai, etc.   ex e bai!: a foul! touching football by hand   ex katei bai: show hands, swear   ex bobai, kabobai, taubai: shake hands.   fig servant, slave, employee.   syn tabonibai, kaunga, toro, etc. O bai2     pref to several compound words.

bai maono

O bai maono     n clammy hands, sweating hands.

bai n oro

O bai n oro     n hammer, cane, axe, whip, any instrument to hit with.   syn te kai n oro   red te kai n ororo.

bai n rang

O bai n rang     n a person who is a laughing stock... made fun of.   vc kabainranga: to contemn, to despise, to use as a plaything.

bai n taitaim

O bai n taitaim     n a sharpening stone, a grind stone, a whet stone.

bai n takakaro

O bai n takakaro     n an object made sport of... fun of, toy, sports gear, equipment.   vt baintakakaroa: to make fun of, to ridicule.