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A Combined

Kiribati-English Dictionary

based on the works of

Hiram Bingham, D.D.
and
Father Ernest Sabatier, M.S.C.
(translated by Sr. M. Oliva)

with additional scientific material from Luomala, Goo & Banner.

B -Bingham, Hiram. 1908, 1953. A Gilbertese-English Dictionary. vii, 179 pp (8vo). American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Boston.
O -Sabatier, Ernest. 1954. Dictionnaire Gilbertin-Français. xii, 984pp, duplicated. Mission Catholique, GI, Abaiang, Tabwiroa. 1971. Gilbertese-English Dictionary. translated by Sr. M. Oliva. x, 426pp, Sacred Heart Mission, Tarawa. South Pacific Commission Publications Bureau, Sydney.
G -Goo, Fannie C.C. & Albert H. Banner. 1963. A Preliminary Compilation of Gilbertese Animal and Plant Names. 2, 2, 55, 10, 26cm. prepared under contract SA-43-ph-3741, National Institute of Neurological Diseas. UH - Haw. Marine Lab., Honolulu.
L -Luomala, Katharine. 1953. Ethnobotany of the Gilbert Islands. Bishop Museum Bulletin 213, v, 129pp, map, bibl 122-4, index, 26cm. Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu.

compiled by
Stephen Trussel and Gordon W. Groves,
University of Hawaii, 1978

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B i 
  suf I, me.
  note In the objective it is preceded by a which unites it to the root of that transitive verb
  suf them, neuter, to root of transitive verb
  note always followed by a predicate
  pre at, in, by, with
  n native of a place ( prefix used with a hyphen)
  adv one another (reciprocal)
  intj exclamation of dislike or disgust
B i: 
  vi sink
O I 
  pron 1st per. sing. (must be written with capital letter).
  ex I tiku: I stay.
  note before na sign of future it is replaced by N
O I1 
  pref to names of places or categories.
  note It designates persons originating or living in those places or members of these categories. Always a capital letter in this case and separate from the word.
  ex te I-Buranti: a Frenchman
  ex te I-batabata: a Negro.
  adv indicating reciprocation, reciprocally.
  ex te i tangitangiri: mutual love
  ex te i buobuoki: mutual help
  ex ti i buobuoki: we help one another.
  prep in, at, with, by (not followed by article.
  ex i taberan te ni: at the top of the tree
  ex i an: under
  ex i nano: below
  ex i main: before
  ex i etan: above
O i 
  intj excl. of displeasure, pain, fear, disgust
  note (either long ii or short i.)
O i1 
  n te i or te ti: tea
O i2 
  n a kind of onomatopoeia showing the prolongation, continuity, intensity (i...i...i...).
  see ia, iakiaki
  ex e ia, e iaki te karau: it is raining heavily
O i3 
  v to diminish, to fade away, to disappear
  ex i nako: to sink in, to go down.
  vc ka-ia: to make ...
  vc ka-inakoa: to make sink, disappear.
  ex e a i te tibu: the swelling has gone down
O i4 
  vt to pulverize, to grind, to grate finely
  ex te bai n i: the mill, the grater, the grinder

i main nanoa

O i main nanoa 
  adv before yesterday, yesterday
  for i main ngkoananoa.

ia

B i:/a 
  adv where? (interrogative)
  vt grate, grind
B ía 
  n gray hair
  n vein
  n state of tide
  pron them, often a suffix pronoun and often connected to verbal root by i, indicated by i' their a suffix pronoun
O ia 
  from i
  vt to grind, to grate, to pulverize.
  v falling abundantly as in the following.
  ex e ia te karau: it is raining and raining
O ia1 
  adv where (interrog.).
  ex ko maeka ia?: where do you live?
  ex ia abam?: what country do you belong to? what nationality are you?
  ex ko nako ia?: where are you going?
  ex ko nako mai ia?: where do you come from?
O ia2 
  n a vein, an artery
  ex ian te rara.
  ex e bure te ia: the vein is distorted (varicose) cramped, spasm>
O ia3 
  n nerve, muscle, tendon.
  ex e tiki te ia: the nerve is strained
  ex e bure te ia: a cramp <spasm>
  ex ian te korakora: the nerve of strength
  ex iaia: to have cramps
  ex taka iaia: to shiver, to tremble, teeth chattering
  vc ka iaia: make, cause ...
  ex ka iaia mangaina: to move the jaws
O ia4 
  n grey or greying hair.
  ex e a teke te ia: the hair is beginning to go grey
  ex e a koro te ia, e takaiaia te atu: altogether white
  ex iaia
  vc ka-iaia: to make or let grow gre
O ia5 
  adj poss. suff. of 3rd per. plur. their.
  ex atuaia: their God
  ex atuia: their head
  ex taekaia: their reputation.
  note see compound words below --
O ia 
  n tide, flow, flux, ebb.
  ex te moan ia: beginning of spring tides
  ex te o n ia: spring tides at highest point
  ex te iara: neap tides
  ex te kabi n iara: neap tides at lowest ebb-tide
  ex te ia kamate: half tide (between neap and spring)
  ex te ia n ora: lowest point at time of spring tide.
  syn oratangetange, te toki n ia: last of spring tides (taitoki).
  vc ka-iarakea: wait for the tide, the ebb.
  vc ka-ia n ora: wait for ...
O ia7 
  suf to tr. verbs followed by animated plural object.
  ex ko na batiboia: you must beat them
  ex N na tuangia: I will tell them
  ex a angania te batoro: they gave them the bottle

ia ni mama

O ia ni mama 
  n spring tide at full moon.
  vc ka-ianimama: wait for ...

iababa

B iabába 
  a very high as the tide
  n very high tide
O iababa 
  n spring tides at equinox.
  syn o-baba
  vc ka-iababa: to cause ..., to wait for ...

iabuaka

O iabuaka 
  see n.v. teiabuaka

iabubuti

B iabúbuti 
  a very high as the tide
  n very high tide

iabuti

B iabúti 
  a high as the tide
  n high tide
O iabuti 
  n high tide, rising or not yet very low (enough to float a canoe).
  vc ka-iabuta wam: wait till the canoe floats, or put the canoe to float
  vc ka-iabubuta: let the tide rise or wait till ...
  n ia-bubuti: tide coming in or going out but still very high

iai

B iái 
  adv then, nearby
  v there is, there are (affirmative particle)
O iai 
  adv there, here, on account of, because of, by (there is, or, to have, if it begins a sentence).
  ex katikua iai: leave it there
  ex akea te bai iai: it doesn't mattere buti iai: it goes there, it goes by ...
  ex ti bane n tang iai: we all cried because of it
  ex iai au boki: I have a book
  ex iai irouna te nanokawaki: he is sad
  ex iai te ika: there are fish

iaia

B iáia 
  n tendon, sinew
  bk Phys p 16
  a gray-hairred
  n gray-haired person
  intj exclamation beginning a sentence uttered by a number about to pull together
O iaia 
  n ligament, tendon
  see ia
  na white hair, white haired.
  sup superlative of ia:
  syn takaiaia, takamainaina
  v to flutter before speaking, to tremble
  usu takaiaia

iaiarake

B iáiarake 
  vi frequentative of iarake

iaka

B iáka 
  vi spring or start suddenly from surprise
  vi shiver
  vi start in
  ex iaka ni karakinna ba ti na ongora start in to narrate that we may hear the news
  n shivering or tremor through fear or cold
O iaka 
  red iakaka:
  v to tremble nervously (with or without screaming and wailing) from fear.
  n fright, sudden cold, surprise.
  vc ka-iaka, ka-iakaka: to make ..., to cause to cry out in fear, to surprise, to alarm, to frighten, to startle

iakai

B iaákai 
  a afflicted with stiffness of body or limbs
  n stiffness of limb or body
O iakai 
  n stiffness, numbness of limbs or muscles (ia).
  a stiff, numb
  ex akai (S.).
  v ka-iakai: to cause...
  vc kaiakaia ...

iakamate

B iákamæ/te 
  n neap tide
  a in the state of neap tide
O iakamate 
  n tides half-way between spring and neap tides

iakamawa

G iakamawa 
  sn Scarus pectoralis (y)
  n ikamaawa (k) parrot fish (sm)

iakebokebo

B íakébokebo 
  a very high as the tide
  a full of water as a rua or canoe
O iakebokebo 
  n very high tides at equinoxes.
  vc ka-iakebokebo: to cause ..., to wait for ...

iaki

B iaáki 
  vi cleaning up, freeing from litter
  n cleaning or freeing from litter
O iaki 
  v iaiaki: to sweep, to clean.
  n sweeping, cleaning.
  vc ka-iaka: to make (sweep).
  n te kai n iaki: brooms (all kinds)
O iaki1 
  v to pile or heap in tens or hundreds of things for ex. karababa, fish;
  ex te iakina, ua-iaki, ten-iaki, etc.

iakiaki

B iákiaki 
  n strugglee>ing and kicking as a child
  n great activity in work
  vi struggle to free one's self from the grasp of another
  vi be in spasms
  vi strike again and again on a shoal when tossed by the waves
  vi pound
O iakiaki 
  v to struggle, to be agitated, to stamp feet, to roll on the ground, to work feverishly.
  n agitation, stamping of feet.
  vc kaiakiaka: to make ...

iakina

B iaákina 
  vt clean up, free from litter, sweep
O iakina 
  vt to sweep ... to clean, to disencumber ... to tidy up, to do quickly, rapidly

iakio

O iakio 
  intj i aki oki o!: frightened exclamation of children about to punished in order to cajole the punisher

iam

B iam/ 
  n yam (ENG)
O iam 
  n yam (ENG)

ianena

B iánena 
  n stranger, native of another country
  a not familiar with, unacquainted with

iang

O iang 
  n north
  ex nako iang: going north

iangatoa

O iangatoa 
  n repast in company where food is exchanged.
  syn ioki

iango

B iángo 
  vi reflect, consider, ponder, meditate
  n consideration, deliberateion
O iango 
  n thought, idea, consideration, reflection, imagination, deliberation, plan, solution, fable, fairy tale, fiction
  ex au iango, am iango, etc.: my thought, etc.
  n karakin te iango: fable, story (invented).
  v iango: to think, to meditate, to reason, to reflect.
  vt iangoa: to consider, to meditate on, to think about, to imagine.
  n iangoraoi: wisdom, intelligence.
  v iangobuaka: to think in a confused way, wicked way, badly.
  v iangoi baika buakaka: to have bad thoughts, impure thoughts, wicked thoughts.
  v iango n aomata: to think in a serious way, reasonably
  ex iango ni kewe: to plan to decieve.
  vc ka-iangoraoi, ka-iangobuaka: to make ...
  vc kaiangoraoa, kaiangobuakaea.
  v iangomaka: to meditate, to reflect well, to calculate well, to arrange well one's plan
  ex iangororoko: idem. to reflect at length so as to formulate good ideas.
  vc ka-iango: to make reflect, to give food for thought, to alarm.
  n bain te iango: the fruit of thought, invention, discovery, intelligent finding

iangoa

B iángoa 
  vt think about, consider, ponder, meditate on

iangoraoa

B iangoráoa 
  vt consider well

iangoraoi

B iángoráoi 
  vi consider well
  n careful consideration

iangoraraoi

B iángoraráoi 
  n show of knowledge by much talk
  vi converse, make a show of knowledge by much speech

ianimama

B iæ/nimáma 
  n moonlightt tide
  a being a moonlight tide

ianna

B iæn/na 
  n one long resident in or native of a place
  n native, long resident
O ianna 
  n te I-anna: a stranger, a person from another island, from another land.
  syn te I ru wa (irua)
  see anna

ianono

B ianóno 
  vi crave fish

ianora

B iæ/nora 
  a very low, as the tide
  n very low tide
O ianora 
  n ebb of spring tides at lowest point.
  vc ka ...

ianoro

B iæ/noro 
  n moonless tide
  a being a moonless tide

ianriringa

B iaan/rirínga 
  n scented oil made from scraped coconut exposed to the sun and boiled
B iaan/riríngaa 
  vt prepare a scented oil for anointing
O ianriringa 
  n a sort of perfumed oil
  note made as follows. ranniben is put in aubunga and mixed with flowers and left in the sun for several days and is transformed into oil by the heat.
  syn te katararake

ianro

O ianro 
  n tide at time of new moon

ianti

O ianti 
  n a species of shark, having large head and long slender body (ugly appearance like anti)

iaokiri

O iaokiri 
  n mixture of kabubu and coconut milk

iaonimata

O iaonimata 
  n a mode of tabunea to attract attention, to draw notice

iara

B iára 
  a in neap tide
  n neap tide
O iara 
  n weak tides of the 7th and 21st days of moon
  ex kabi n iara: lowest neap tides
  vc ka-iaraa, kaiaraaea: wait till ...

iarake

B iárake 
  vi come in as the tide, be on the flood
  n flood tide
O iarake 
  n rising tide.
  vc ka-iarakead to wait till the tide rises

iari

B iaári 
  n yard (ENG)

iaro

O iaro 
  n (Pseuderanthenum carruthersii)
  n plant, two species

iatebi

B iátebi 
  n jasper [quartz variety] (ENG)

iati

B iaáti 
  n yard, three feet (ENG)
O iati 
  n a yard (measure) (ENG)

iba taburimai

G iba taburimai 
  sn Carpilius maculatus l. (i)
L iba taburimai 
  n crustacean

ibaba

B íb'ab'a 
  n fish
  vi draw near to, because enamored
O ibaba 
  a saturated by ...
  ex e ari n ibaba: it is impregnated with gall, full of bitterness (flesh of fish).
  fig to be in love with ..., to be taken with ..., smitten with
G ibaba 
  sn Chaetodon (ll)
  n ib'ab'a (k) butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba1 
  sn Chaetodon auriga (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba2 
  sn Chaetodon bennetti (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba3 
  sn Chaetodon ephippium (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba4 
  sn Chaetodon lunula (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba5 
  sn Chaetodon ornatissimus (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba6 
  sn Chaetodon vagabundus (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibaba7 
  sn Heniochus acuminatus (ll)
  n angel fish (sm)
G ibaba8 
  sn Heniochus permutatus (ll)
  n angel fish (sm)
L ibaba 
  sn Chaetodon auriga
  sn C. bennetti
  sn C. ulietensis
  sn C. pelewensis
  sn C. quadromaculatus
  sn C. recticulatus
  sn C. trifasciatus
  sn Heniochus
  sn all Chaetodontids, Pomacanthids, and Zanclus cornutus
  n butterfly fish
L ibaba 
  sn all Pomacanthids (angelfish)
  sn Pygoplites diacanthus (pomacanthidae)
  n angelfish
L ibaba 
  sn Zanclus cornutus
  n moorish idol

ibabakoi

O ibabakoi 
  from papa breast and ko to press.
  lit clasp to breast.
  v to embrace, to embrace mutually.
  vt ibabakoia. idem.

ibabannang

O ibabannang 
  v to lose one's head, to forget, not to know which way to turn

ibabanrotuma

B íb'ab'anrótuma 
  n fish
O ibabanrotuma 
  n lagoon fish (disk-shaped)
  and ibabataranga, ibabataburimai
  sn Chaetodon
L ibaba-n-rotuma 
  sn Platax orbicularis (ephippidae)
  n spadefish

ibabarotuma

G ibabarotuma 
  sn Chaetodon sp.
  n butterfly fish; large (sm,ll)

ibabataranga

G ibabataranga 
  sn Chaetodon falcula (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibabataranga1 
  sn Chaetodon sp. (ll)
  n butterfly fish; large (sm,ll)
G ibabataranga2 
  sn Chaetodon trifasciatus (y)
  n butterfly fish (sm)
G ibabataranga3 
  sn Zebrasoma veliferum (y)
  n sailfin tang (sm)
L ibabataranga 
  sn Chaetodon ulietensis
  sn Chaetodon trifasciatus
  n butterfly fish
L ibabataranga 
  sn Zebrasoma veliferum (acanthuridae)
  n surgeonfish, unicornfish
  sn Siganus (?) (acanthuridae)
  n surgeonfish, unicornfish

ibabu

O ibabu 
  v to struggle, to be agitated, to strive (with hollow noise); (babu).
  vc kaibabua: to make ...

ibe

B íbe 
  a packed hard as kabubu [preserved pandanus fruit] or earth
B ibe 
  n clod
  bib Hosea 10:11
O ibe 
  a compact, tightly packed, stuffed tightly, huddled together, growing thickly.
  n a sod of earth, something compact.
  vc ka-ibea, ka-ibeibea: to pack tightly, to stuff (to crown a piece in chess )
O ibe1 
  pref root of many compound words

ibea

B íbea 
  vt break open as a coconut, break up as bait
O ibea 
  vt ibeibea: to break, to smash (hard matter)

ibeabure

O ibeabure 
  v ibeibeabure. to embarrass a crowd of people by going into the middle of their group.
  syn ibeibeariba

ibebure

B íbebure 
  vi try to throw into the shade another's skill
O ibebure 
  n injurious threat.
  v to threaten to break top of skull (bure), to insult, to provoke by insult
  ex N na ibea burem: I'll break your head.
  syn N na ibea atum

ibeibe

B ibéibe 
  vi breaking up or open
  n fishing in which cracked bait is used
O ibeibe 
  v te ibeibe. to pound, to break.
  n mode of fishing where shells are broken and thrown in to attract fish

ibeibea

B ibeibea 
  vt frequentative of ibea crack

ibeibeariba

O ibeibeariba 
  from ibe and riba
  vca same meaning as ibeabure (above)

ibeka nako

O ibeka nako 
  vt to throw, to knock down

ibeki

B íbeki 
  vi struggle violently
O ibeki 
  v ibekibeki to stamp feet, to scuffle, to struggle.
  or ibeku, ibekubeku:
  vt ibeka, ibeka nako: idem.
  vc kaibekua, kaibeka, kaibekuia, ka-ibekia: ... to make ...

ibekibeki

B ibékibeki 
  vi frequentative of ibeki struggle

ibekoko

B ibékoko 
  va crowded as a room, crowded together as persons
O ibekoko 
  or bekoko (S.)
  a tight together, heaped up, packed tightly, crammed (persons or things)
  ex te ibekoko, ibekokon: accumulation, crowded together, compactly put, huddled together.
  vc kaibekokoa: to cram, to pack tightly

ibeku

O ibeku 
  v ibekubeku.
  syn ibekekibeki: to struggle, to stamp.
  vc kaibekura ...: to make ..., to set in motion, to activate

ibekuri

B ibékuri 
  vi move about restlessly as a crowd
  n moving about of a restless crowd
O ibekuri 
  n ibekurikuri. accumulation in big quantities.
  a crowded, packed

ibenano

O ibenano 
  n constipation.
  a constipated.
  fig emotionally affected.
  vc kaibenanoa: to affect deeply (esp. with sad or bad sentiments)

ibenao

O ibenao 
  na thick hard crust, evil spell, one who can't get a lover, can't find a wife (or husband), who has no luck at fishing (the fish didn't want them).
  vc kaibenaoa

ibengungu

B íbengúngu 
  vi discussing in a low voice, as a group of persons
B íbengungu 
  n low sound of voices in quiet discussion carried on nearby
O ibengungu 
  or ibengongo: hum or din of a crowd.
  n hubbub, uproar, din.
  v ibengungu, ibengongo: to make an uproar, a din, to speak in the midst of the uproar ...
  vt ibengungua: idem.
  vc kaibengungua: to cause ...

ibengungua

B ibengúngua 
  vt talk over or discuss in a low voice as several people gathered together

ibenono

O ibenono 
  sup superlative of ibe
  a crammed tight, very compact, very crowded.
  fig to be ready to cry, have a lump in the throat.
  vc kaibenonoa: to cram, to stuff, to irritate, to enrage interiorly

ibentano

B íbentæno 
  a thickly covered over with grains of sand or soil
  n clod of earth
O ibentano 
  n a sod of earth.
  a covered with ...
  vc ka ...

iberiki

O iberiki 
  from ibe:
  v to break, to smash, to smash to smithereens, to pound, to crush.
  vt iberikea: idem.

iberikia

B ibérikia 
  vt break into many pieces

iberoro

B ibéroro 
  a very firm or hard, as something closely packed
O iberoro 
  sup superlative of ibe
  and beroro (S.)
  a very compact, very hard, very thick, indigestible.
  vc kaiberoroa

ibetangatanga

B ibetángatanga 
  va closely packed
O ibetangatanga 
  na a dense crowd -- packed like sardines.
  vc ka-ibetangatanga

ibetaninga

O ibetaninga 
  v to be moidered by noise, by repetition, to be irritated

ibetao

B íbetao 
  n bivalvular shell
  n game of children in which one tries to break his neighbor's half-shell with his own half-shell
O ibetao 
  n a bivalvular shell

ibetaotao

B ibetáotao 
  va thrown together and piled up in a confused mass
O ibetaotao 
  a stacked up, piled up, heaped up, compact, stacked tightly together.
  vc kaibetaotaoa

ibetoa

O ibetoa 
  n a children's game comprised of knocking two shells together to see which is the stronger (te kaun koikoi)

ibetutu

B ibétutu 
  n state or condition of being greatly crowded
  va crowded, packed together as people
B ibetuútu 
  va growing close together
O ibetutu 
  and betuntun (S.)
  a very close together, growing thickly, too close, bushy, full of thickets (said of plants, and anything and everything).
  vc ka-ibetutua: ...

ibeua

B ibéua 
  vt break a coconut into halfves
O ibeua 
  vt to break in two

ibewi

O ibewi 
  n a dispute, a quarrel, a squabble.
  v to dispute, to quarrel, to bicker, to wrangle.
  syn ikakaiwi
  and kangwi (S.)
  a kakai ibewi: quarrelsome, susceptible, prone to quarrel

ibi

O ibi 
  n a tree -- like itai but harder and heavier.
  n te ibi, te ibibi: a club (used by savages)
  ex myth. names; te ibibi n Tamoa ... n Tarawa.

ibibiti

B íbibiti 
  vi pass another without meeting directly
O ibibiti 
  v to meet one another, to pass one another on the way.
  v ka-ibibiti, kakaibibiti: to change, to reverse, to invert, to exchange.
  vc kaibibita: idem.
  n te kaibibiti: ... inversion, exchanging, interchanging

ibo

B íbo 
  n soft, long or wormlike marine animal
  va filled as the heart with anger
  va completely ignited as a fire in an earth oven
  n game of pushing another with the shoulder
  vi play the game of ibo
O ibo 
  n a worm found in sand on beach (called sea asparagus) (edible) -- resembles long piece of thick macaroni
  sn Sipunculus indicus Peters
O ibo1 
  a clasped tightly, stuffed, repelled, dissembled, curbed.
  fig restrained sentiments; ex. anger.
  na game in which one repels with shoulder
  ex e ibo te ai: the fire is smouldering.
  vc ka-iboa: to stuff, to curb by squeezing, by pumping, to hold back a sentiment.
  ex kaiboa nanona: to control oneself, to repress one's anger
  vc kaibobua: to brood over a grud
G ibo 
  sn Sipunculus indicus Peters (i)
L ibo 
  sn Sipunculus indicus (annelid)
  n worm

ibobatemati

B 'ibobátemati 
  n hippopotamus (ENG)

ibonga

B ibónga 
  n priest, native doctor, sorcerer
  va skilled or having supernatural power, as a priest
O ibonga 
  n a sorcerer, a magician, Druid of idols, Priest of the Law (Old Test.).
  v to be a priest, henchman of idol, to have power of ...
  vt ibongana: to serve as ibonga to one or other anti.
  vt ka-ibonga (aea): to take for an ibonga, to treat as an ibonga
  ex te kiki ibonga: an ibonga who lives only for his anti an the company of it

iborano

B iboráno 
  n small bivalvular shell-fish
O iborano 
  n a species of sea worm, thicker and shorter than ibo, non-edible but used as bait

ibu

B íbu 
  n coconut shell bottle
O ibu 
  n a calabash, gourd, toddy shell made of coconut shell
  ex te ibu n tabonnari: a small shell for a spathe just beginning to drip toddy
  ex te ibu ni man: ibu protected against insects
  ex te ibu ni katio: ibu for ordinary use
  ex te ibu ni katoro: ibu in which toddy is boiled
  ex te ibu n taoaki: second ibu to catch overflow of toddy from the first one.
  vt ibuna: to possess, to use ...
  see binobino, matarikiriki
  vt ibunimania: to screen to keep insects out of ...

ibuatao

B ibuátao 
  n second shell hung under the first to catch the overflow in karewe

ibuataoa

B ibuatáoa 
  vt suspend a second ibu under the first karewe ibu

ibubutika

B íbubútika 
  vi mutually become butikas
  n sport among children in which their dolls are given in betrothal

ibunikatio

B íbu-ni-kátio 
  n coconut shell for water not tied to a second

ibunikatoro

B íbu-ni-kátoro 
  n ibu for holding karewe to be
  n fermented

ibunroro

B ibun/roro 
  vi preparee>ing ibunroro
  n preparation of babai mixed with squeezed coconut milk and a little coconut molasses
O ibunroro 
  n a dish made of grated taro, molasses and coconut milk.
  v ibunroro.
  vt ibunroroa: to prepare this dish

ibunroroa

B ibun/roróa 
  vt prepare babai with coconut milk and molasses

ibuntabonari

B íbuntábonari 
  n small coconut shell for use at the beginning of cutting the spathe

ibuota

O ibuota 
  n a species of taro

ibutika

O ibutika 
  n mutual relationship of butika.
  red ibuubutika
  v to look on as such; see this word.
  n an exchange of dolls (child's game)

ibutubutu

O ibutubutu 
  v to jostle each other.
  see butua

ie

B ié 
  n lewd heathen amusement
  vi engage in the amusement of ie
B íe 
  n sail
  vi sail
  intj exclamation of pain
O ie 
  n te ie: a spear, lance 16ft-18ft of coconut wood with ray darts
O ie1 
  n a sail, sailcloth
  ex ien te wa: sail of canoe (triangular)
  ex ien te boti: boat sail (lateen sail)
  ex te ie ae tababa: big sail
  ex te ie ni kinongo: small or half sail
  ex te itera n inai: sail diminished to half or three-quarters its size while a squall is blowing.
  syn te maotonina, te ienao: a special small sail, easy to handle by one man
  ex te ie ni boroto: top sail
  ex te ie n tiebi: fore sail of boats.
  v ie, ieie: to sail.
  v kaieie.
  vc kaieiea: to make sail
O ie2 
  int exclamation of pain

ie n tababa

O ie n tababa 
  v to lose one's head, to act precipitately and inconsiderately like a fool

ie n taorabi

O ie n taorabi 
  n a sail partly furled to avoid too strong a blast of wind

ie n tau

O ie n tau 
  n moderate haste, taking one's time, acting calmly.
  v to take things easy.
  vt ientaua: to accomplish calmly.
  vc kaientaua: to cause to do calmly, to urge on moderately, to give enough time

iea

B iéa 
  vt sail for or to
  vt comply with a request
B ieéa 
  vt deceive, mislead
O iea 
  vt ieiea: to sail, to set sail for ...
  fig iea nanon te ... ira nanon te ...: to follow the whims of ..., to do the will of, to content ..., to satisfy ...

ieai

B ieái 
  a fresh or new in appearance as a new sail
  n canoe with a new sail
O ieai 
  n (ancient word) a new sail, new canoe (rather waeai-waieai)

ieakina

B iéakina 
  vt sail a craft
O ieakina 
  vt to sail towards ..., to sail for ...
  fig to have someone follow one's way, to lead by the nose

ieanga

O ieanga 
  excl call, excite to dance, to pleasure

ieao

B íeao 
  vi joke
  n trick in the game of kabane
O ieao 
  n exaggeration, extreme excess, hoax, humbug.
  vt ieaoa: to exaggerate, to embellish, to take in

iebaba

O iebaba 
  v syn. ieinikuri: to hurry, to do quickly, to act suddenly, ..., foolishly

ieie

B iéie 
  vi frequentative of ie sail
B iéiee 
  n disobediencee
  a disobedientt and troublesome
O ieie 
  n ieien te ika: dorsal fin of fish above surface.
  syn ingietan te ika
O ieie1 
  v to sail, to navigate
  ex ieierake, ieierio, ieienako
  vt ieiea: to make advance by sailing.
  vc kaieiea...
O ieie2 
  va to act as slightly mental ..., a bit silly, maniacal, wanting in common sense.
  n a person thus ...
  and totokie: idem.

ieiea

B iéiea 
  vt frequentative of iea comply with a request

ieieta

B iéieta 
  vt lift up as a curtain

iein

B iéin 
  vi live together as husband and wife, marry
  n marriage state, matrimony
O iein 
  n marriage.
  v iein, iein ma: to marry ...
  ex manga iein: (second marriage)
  vc ka iein: make a match, to cause to marry, to give in marriage.
  vc ka ieina: idem.
  n te kaiein...

ieka

B iéka 
  n flood, the deluge
  va flooded, deluged
B iékaa 
  vt flood, deluge
O ieka 
  n inundation, flood.
  vt ieka, ieieka: to inundate, to submerge.
  fig iekana: to flood the soul.
  ex e iekana nanou te nanokawaki: my soul is inundated with sadness

iemoa

O iemoa 
  a a new sail (old word);
  v iemoa: to set sail first, to forestall, to be the first to

ien teaba

O ien teaba 
  n a huge sail (sail which carries off)

ien tumoa

O ien tumoa 
  v to be forward in getting justice, to forestall, to get in first in conversation.
  syn biri rimoa, ie moa
  vc ka ...

ienao

B íenao 
  n canoe with a single brace and removable mast
  vi rigging or fitting a canoe as an ienao
O ienao 
  n a canoe with small, easy to manage sail, mast can be moved at will.
  n a small sail furnished, or to be used, with a movable mast.
  v ienao, ienaoao: to sail with canoe of this kind
  note the word ienao originates from the fact that the mast can be used as pole when there is no wind to sail

ienaoa

B íenáoa 
  vt rig or fit a canoe as an ienano a canoe with a removable mast

ienibakoa

O ienibakoa 
  n a certain attitude of dancer in which arms are extended, one up and the other inclined downwards

ieniborobi

O ieniborobi 
  n top sail

ienibotoro

O ienibotoro 
  n (formerly) a special boat sail with no lower yard arm (S.)

ienikinongo

O ienikinongo 
  n a half sail or sail diminished momentarily.
  v to sail thus.
  syn iteran inai: tikunimatang (S.)

ienikuri

B iénikuri 
  vi preparee>ing food or a canoe in haste for a departure
  n hasty preparation for a departure on a journey
O ienikuri 
  n precipitation.
  v ienikuri: to do quickly.
  vc kaienikuria: to make do in haste.
  see iranikuri

ienikuria

B iénikuría 
  vt prepare food or a canoe in haste for a journey

ieniwa

B iéniwa 
  n fish
G ieniwa 
  sn Heniochus acuminatus (ll)
  n angel fish (sm)
G ieniwa1 
  sn Heniochus permutatus (ll)
  n angel fish (sm)
G ieniwa2 
  n threadfin (ll)
G ieniwa3 
  sn Zanclus cornutus (ll)
  n moorish idol (sm)
L ieniwa 
  sn Heniochus (chaetodontidae)
  n butterfly fish
L ieniwa 
  sn Zanclus cornutus
  n moorish idol

ientabakau

B íentábakau 
  vi be in haste to depart
O ientabakau 
  from tabaka
  v to hurry, to be agitated.
  n agitation, precipitation, a very excited person, overexcited person.
  vt ientabakaua: to do with ...
  vc kaientabakaua: to excite.
  syn ientakaea, ientababa

ientabakaua

B íentabakáua 
  vt unduly hasten preparation for a departure

ientaeaba

B ientáeaba 
  n large sail for fair weather or light winds

ientaka

B íentaka 
  va agitated, excited
B ien/takaa 
  vt agitate a departure with noisy preparation
O ientaka 
  n too great a precipitation, excitement, over-excitement.
  v to be agitated and shouting out, to lose one's wits, to rush at.
  vt ientaka, ientakaea: to do hastily and shout, to lose one's wits.
  vc ka ientakakaea: to make or cause to lose one's wits

ientau

B íentau 
  vi make preparation for a journey

ientaua

B ientáua 
  vt make ready a departure

ientumoa

B íentúmoa 
  vi be the first to seek reconciliation between two at enmity

ienwa

O ienwa 
  n a large fan-shaped fish (black with white stripes)

ieretia

O ieretia 
  or I-eretia: genealogical tree of Samoa

ierutarem

O Ierutarem 
  n Jerusalem (ENG)

ieta

B iéta 
  vt lift, as the cover of a basket, or the lid of a chest
O ieta 
  vt ieieta: to lift up, to raise up (as lid), to hold up (dress, mosquito net), to raise, to lift up

ietoa

O ietoa 
  n a certain tragi-comic game consisting of a sham war

ietu

O Jetu 
  n Jesus (ENG)

ii

B íi 
  vi grate, grind, pulverize
  n grating or grinding

iia

B íia 
  vt grind, grate, pulverize

ika

B íka 
  n fish of any kind
  n mode of playing ball (a general term)
  adv where
  vt pound as food with a pestle
O ika 
  adv there where ... in
  ex ika kam for ike kam
O ika1 
  n 1. fish (general term).
  n 2. species of taro; ikaraoi, ikaroro, ikauraura.
  n 3. fleshy parts of body
  ex ika ni bai, ika ni wae.
  n 4. kind, species
  ex te ika ra? what thing? what did you say? (Butaritari).
  n 5. word with double meaning.
  ex kang ika: to eat fish
  ex baru ika: desire to eat fish
  ex te ika auriaria: fish caught thanks to incantations
O ika2 
  vt ikika: to pound, to crush, to pulverize, to grind in a mortar

ika n ora

O ika n ora 
  n fish found in pools at low tide

ika n oraora

O ika n oraora 
  n fish which can be eaten raw

ika n rang

O ika n rang 
  a madly in love (sex).
  na dead with fear.
  syn ikamate

ika n rawarawa

O ika n rawarawa 
  n fish taken in the crevices of reef

ika n rei

O ika n rei 
  n fish which leaps ..., plays at the surface (as porpoise)

ika n roaroa

O ika n roaroa 
  n fish taken with rod and line

ika n tabo ro

O ika n tabo ro 
  n fish taken in the depths outside of reef

ika n taotao

O ika n taotao 
  n fish taken on line attached to post on beach, hook and bait taken far out and weighed down with heavy stone

ika n taumata

O ika n taumata 
  n fish taken in diving with goggles, formerly without goggles, hand was used to shade eyes (tau-mata)

ika ni kabuti

O ika ni kabuti 
  n fish taken by moving bait over surface with line

ika ni karaun

O ika ni karaun 
  n all kinds of fish taken in net, the haul taken in a net

ika ni karoa

O ika ni karoa 
  n fish taken on reefs in waves with fishing net

ika ni katei

O ika ni katei 
  n fish hunted with pole and taken in landing net.
  n fish caught in depths with line and sinker

ika ni kateme

O ika ni kateme 
  n fish taken by gliding bait on surface (with short line and short rod)

ika ni katiki

O ika ni katiki 
  n fish taken in open sea by trawling bait <trolling ?>

ika ni kauene

O ika ni kavene 
  n fish taken by laying bait on bottom

ika ni maiaki

O ika ni maiaki 
  n a special way of playing oreano. <game>

ika ni marawa

O ika ni marawa 
  n a deep sea fish

ika ni wai

O ika ni wai 
  n harpooned fish

ikabaebae

B íkabáebae 
  n game or sport in which something is hidden in the sand to be sought out
B ikabáebae 
  vi play at ikabaebae
O ikabaebae 
  n 1. (i-ka-paepae: mutual alliance)
  v to be bound together morally, to be engaged from childhood.
  n betrothal arranged by parents.
  n 2. game of ..., play at ...

ikabakubaku

B ikabákubaku 
  n dryy>ied fish
O ikabakubaku 
  n fish dried in sun after head and bones have been removed

ikabakubakuba

B ikabákubákuba 
  vt cure dried fish

ikabata

B íkabáta 
  n fish
B i:kabáta 
  va abounding in ikabata
O ikabata 
  n a black fish, kind of inai
G íkabáta 
  sn Scarus niger (y)
  n parrotfish (sm)
G ikabata1 
  sn Scarus sordidus (ll)
  n female parrotfish (ll)
L ikabata 
  sn Scarus niger
  sn Scarus sordidus
  n parrotfish

ikabauea

O ikabauea 
  n a fish (barracuda).
  v ikabauea: to fish for ...
L ikabauea 
  sn Sphyraena forsteri
  n barracuda

ikabaun

O ikabaun 
  n a gold fish (imported)
  sn Gambusia
L ikabaun 
  sn Carassius carassius (cyprinidae)
  n goldfish

ikabawea

G ikabawea 
  sn Sphyraena forsteri (ll)
  n barracuda (sm)

ikabi

B íkabi 
  n outer half of a pan bunch
  n principal chief or leader
O ikabi 
  n 1. (i-kabi: in the bottom) part
  n underneath, bunch of pandanus (opp. the stem of bunch).
  n 2. in ruoia the principal dancer in middle of group.
  n 3. the one who remains last (last caught, last killed)
  ex ikabin te buaka: the last taken, ... killed.
  v 4. ikabi ma ... to compete with
  ex ko na ikabi ma ngaia: you will try your strength with his

ikabingao

G ikabingao 
  sn Pypoplites diacanthus (y)
L ikabingao 
  sn Pygoplites diacanthus (pomacanthidae)
  n angelfish

ikabunoti

B ikábunóti 
  n fish of several varieties which live near the land after a thunderstorm
B i:/kabunóti 
  va abounding in ikabunoti
O ikabunoti 
  n fish of different species, frightened by tempest or thunder, rushing headlong towards the beach ..., towards shelter

ikabuti

B ikábuti 
  n fish which come in shoals at certain times
  vi arrive in shoals at certain times as certain fish
O ikabuti 
  n shoals of migratory fish appearing at fixed times (for
  ex ikari just after full moon)
  a arriving in shoals at fixed times, rushing at ... in a mob

ikae

O ikae 
  adv
  see ike

ikai

B ikái 
  adv here
O ikai 
  adv here
  see ikanne, ikekei
O ikai1 
  n haste, hurry
  see ikakai

ikaika

B ikáika 
  vi punching in the side
B ikáikaa 
  vt punch in the side
  n game of punching in the side
  va abounding in fish
O ikaika 
  a abounding in fish.
  syn kau ika
O ikaika1 
  vt to tickle on the ribs.
  n te ikaika

ikaikaraoi

B ikáikaráoi 
  a fair of form
  bib Esther 2:7
O ikaikaraoi 
  a well formed, well built, plump, form agreeably curved.
  see buaki

ikakae

O ikakae 
  from kaea
  n game of tag, chasing one another.
  vt ikakaeia...

ikakai

B ikakaái 
  vi hasten preparations for a start or journey
  n making haste to depart
O ikakai 
  v (ikaka) to be mutual member, to be or to go together
  ex ti a kakai n nako -- ti a uaia n nako: let's go together

ikakaia

B ikakaáia 
  vt hasten, expedite
  n expedition, haste

ikakaiwi

O ikakaiwi 
  v to quarrel, to dispute, to wrangle, to squabble.
  vt ikakaiwia: to squabble about

ikakan

O ikakan 
  a near one another

ikake

B ikæ/ke 
  a grasping, unjust, exacting,
  a high in rank or station
  n rascally chief, famous chief
O ikake 
  from kerua
  a 1. arrogant, insolent, dominating.
  a 2. of high rank, class of chief.
  vc kaikake, kaikakea: ...

ikakoa

G ikakoa 
  sn Aphareus furcatus (ll)
  n snapper (sm)
L ikakoa 
  sn Aphareus furcastus (lutjanidae)
  n snapper

ikamate

B íkamæte 
  a murderous, given to manslaying
O ikamate 
  a cruel, bloodthirsty
O ikamate1 
  n fish easily caught

ikamatoa

B íkamæ/toa 
  n fish
O ikamatoa 
  n large, lagoon fish -- scavenger
  sn Lethrinus variegales
G ikamatoa 
  sn Lethrinus variegatus (hh)
  n ikamætoa scavenger (sm)
L ikamatoa 
  sn Lethrinus variegatus
  n emperor fish

ikamaura

G ikamaura 
  n a parrot fish (ll)

ikamawa

B ikamaáwa 
  n fish
O ikamawa 
  n a green fish, Parrot fish
L ikamawa 
  sn Scarus pectoralis
  n parrotfish

ikana

O ikana 
  vt ikanai, ikaniko, ikana, etc. to chastise, to punish.
  syn tiringa, boa

ikanarina

B ikanaárina 
  n fish
O ikanarina 
  n a fish like nari with black mark on sides
  sn Trachinotus sp.
G ikanaárina 
  sn Trachinotus sp. (ll)
L ikanarina 
  sn Trachonotus (trichonotidae)
  n sand diver

ikanauau

B íkanáuau 
  n fish caught by drawing them out of holes in the rocks
B i:kanáuau 
  va abounding in fish taken by the auau process
O ikanauau 
  n fish found in rock crevices

ikanenea

O ikanenea 
  n large deep-water fish covered with spikes and full of fat, (oil fish).
  sn Ruvettus speciosus
  syn te ika ni beka: laxative fish
G ikanenea 
  sn Ruvettus sp. (ll)
  n oilfish (sm) (polite name) (ll]
L ikanenea 
  sn Ruvettus pretiosus (Gempylidae)
  n snake mackeral, oil fish (polite name)
  see ikanibeka

ikangwi

O ikangwi 
  n dispute, quarrel.
  v to dispute, to quarrel.
  vt ikangwia.
  syn ikawi, ikakaiwi

ikanibanga

B íkanibánga 
  n fish caught in a banga
B i:/kanibánga 
  va abounding in fish easily caught in a banga
O ikanibanga 
  n fish found in holes

ikanibeka

O ikanibeka 
  see ikanenea <fish>
G ikanibeka 
  sn Ruvettus sp. (ll)
  n oilfish (sm) (descriptive name- (ll]
L ikanibeka 
  sn Ruvettus pretiosus (Gempylidae)
  n snake mackeral, oil fish (descriptive name)
  see ikanenea

ikanibinebine

B íkanibínebine 
  n fish said to be caught through incantation
O ikanibinebine 
  n fish taken by incantation

ikanibong

B ikánibong 
  n fish
B i:kánibong 
  va abounding in ikanibong
O ikanibong 
  n red snapperr, a red fish caught mostly at night
  sn Lethrinus sp.
G ikanibong 
  sn Lutianus gibbus
  n red snapper (hh)
L ikanibong 
  sn Lutjanus gibbus
  n snapper

ikanibuti

B ikánibuti 
  n school of fish moving rapidly

ikanikabara

B ikánikábara 
  n fish caught in deep water with a line which is sunk by a stone to be released
B i:kanikábara 
  va abounding in ikanikabara fish
O ikanikabara 
  n fish taken in this manner -- hook, bait and lead are let down to the bottom and pulled up quickly (kabara).
  a abounding in ..., abundance of ...

ikanikabuti

B ikánikábuti 
  n fish caught with a line trailed along with a pole
B i:kanikábuti 
  va abounding in ikanikabuti fish

ikanikae

B ikánikae 
  n fish run down in shoal water
B i:kánikae 
  va abounding in fish which can be easily run down in shoal water
O ikanikae 
  n fish taken in pools

ikanikaraun

B ikánikáraun 
  n fish taken in a seine
B i:kánikáraun 
  va abounding in fish that can be taken in a seine

ikanikaroa

B ikánikároa 
  n fish caught in a seine with large meshes

ikanikatei

B ikánikatéi 
  n fish caught by following up with a stick and scoop net until wearied

ikanikateme

B ikánikatéme 
  n fish caught with a rod frequently lifted, making a slight smacking sound
B i:kanikatéme 
  va abounding in fish taken by the kateme process

ikanikatiki

B ikánikatíki 
  n fish caught by towing a line astern
B i:kanikatíki 
  va abounding in fish taken by towing a line astern

ikanikawene

B ikánikawéne 
  n fish caught by a line resting on the bottom
B i:kanikawéne 
  va abounding in fish taken by the kawene process

ikanimaiaki

B íkanimáiaki 
  n style of ballplaying

ikanimoimoi

G ikanimoimoi 
  sn Pterois sp. (ll)
  n devil fish (sm)
L ikanimoimoi 
  sn Pterois (scorpaenidae)
  n scorpionfish

ikaniwai

B íkaniwai 
  n fish taken by spearing

ikanne

B ikan/ne 
  adv there but not far away
O ikanne 
  adv there, over there (not very far).
  see ikai, ikekei

ikanora

B ikan/ora 
  n fish which are relished raw

ikanroaroa

B íkanróaroa 
  n fish caught with a pole and a short line
B i:kanróaroa 
  va abounding in fish taken with pole and short line

ikantabonao

B íkantábonao 
  n fish caught with a line

ikantabora

B íkantáboóra 
  a abounding in many varieties of fish

ikantaboro

B íkantáboro 
  n fish caught in deep water

ikantaeka

G ikantaeka 
  sn Cephalopholis urodelus (ll)
  n black rock cod (sm)
L ikantaeka 
  sn Cephalopholis urodelus (serranidae)
  n grouper, seabass

ikantaotao

B ikantáotao 
  n fish caught with a fish-hook and line anchored with a little stone in the bottom of a channel where a current is running
B i:kantáotao 
  va abounding in ikantaotao fish

ikantarawa

B íkantárawa 
  n certain style of ball playing

ikantaumata

B ikantáumata 
  n fish caught from a board or stick used as a raft or a life-buoy
B i:kantáumata 
  va abounding in ikantaumata fish

ikantetewe

B íkan/tetéwe 
  n certain style of ball playing

ikanua

B ikan/ua 
  n fish caught with seine and rai by parties swimming

ikao

B íkao 
  vi picking bones close
O ikao 
  v to gnaw a bone (eat what is left on it).
  vt ikaoa: to gnaw ... a bone.
  n te tia ikao: gnawer of bones (as a dog), a poor wretch who has nothing else to eat (grievous insult)

ikaoa

B ikáoa 
  vt pick bones close

ikaraba

O ikaraba 
  n game of hide and seek.
  v to play this game

ikaraoi

B íkaráoi 
  n spe babai
  va abounding in more or less in fish of good size and quality
  va abounding in ikaraoi
O ikaraoi 
  n species of taro, mealy.
  fig a beautiful woman

ikare

B íkare 
  n eagle (ENG)
O ikare 
  n eagle (ENG)

ikari

B ikári 
  n fish
O ikari 
  n lagoon fish, good flesh but full of bones (ri).
  v kari: fish for ... bone fish
  sn Albuta vulper.
G ikári 
  sn Albula vulpes
  n bonefish (cc,ll)
L ikari 
  sn Albula vulpes
  n bone fish

ikarikiriki

B íkaríkiriki 
  n fish
B i:/karíkiriki 
  va abounding in ikarikiriki
O ikarikiriki 
  n small fish (maebo: mature), comes in shoals in certain places in Abaiang Island
  sn Bymnorada or Decapterus muroadsei)
O ikarikiriki1 
  a shivering all over (as the sea when shoals of ikarikiriki arrive)
  ex tarin te ikarikiriki: shivering of this kind.
  vc kaikarikirikia: to make tremble, to frighten
G íkaríkiriki 
  sn Decapterus muroadsei (ll)
L ikarikiriki 
  sn Decapterus muroadsei (carangidae)
  n jack

ikarimoimoi

O ikarimoimoi 
  n devil fishh

ikarin

B ikárin 
  a skilled in batting a ball in oreano with the hand
O ikarin 
  a skilful at throwing ball (in oreano)

ikariri

O ikariri 
  n bone fishh

ikaroaroa

O ikaroaroa 
  n a game, sort of tilting match in water, two persons standing on shoulders of two others, trying to knock each other down

ikaroubu

O ikaroubu 
  n boxing.
  v to box (itau).
  vt i karoubua (ia): to box

ikaruoruo

O ikaruoruo 
  v to take in turns, to replace one another, to alternate.
  n te ikaruoruo: relieving one another, replacement.
  syn iruruamwi

ikatoatoa

B ikatóatoa 
  n feast in which food is exchanged
  vi make exchange of food at a feast
O ikatoatoa 
  v to go partners, to complete, to correspond.
  vt ikatoatoa (ia)

ikatokatoka

O ikatokatoka 
  n a game in which a ball is thrown from one to another by foot or hand.
  see bo-iri

ikatuaia

O ikatuaia 
  n black rock codod <fish>
G ikatuaia 
  sn Cephalopholis mineatus (hh)
  n black rock cod (sm)
L ikatuaia 
  sn Cephalopholis mineatus (serranidae)
  n grouper, seabass

ikauea

O ikauea 
  n devil fishh
G ikauea 
  sn Priacanthus cruentatus (ll)
  n scad (sm)
G ikauea1 
  sn Pterois radiata (y)
  n stingfish, devilfish (sm)
L ikauea 
  sn Pterois radiata (scorpaenidae)
  n scorpionfish
L ikauea 
  sn Priacanthus cruentatus
  n big eye

ikaunun

B íkaunun/ 
  n certain style of the m'akei
O ikaunun 
  n a fish, aggressive species

ikauraura

B íkauráura 
  n fish
B i:/kauráura 
  va abounding in ikauraura
O ikauraura 
  n a species of red fish

ikawai

B ikáwai 
  n adult
  a mature, of age
O ikawai 
  a fully developed, adult, ancient, old.
  n te ikawai: an adult.
  n ikawain ...: adult age, fully developed.
  a fig. a cunning, sharp, smart person.
  n Na Areau te ikawai, Na Areau: the ancient.
  a bai n ikawai: old things, worn.
  n aia bai ikawai: affairs of elders.
  nv taetae n ikawai: conversation.
  v babakanikawai: (pa'paka-n-ikawai) to be unjust, dishonest (act the grown up).
  vc ka-ikawa: to bring up, to raise, to educate children.
  ex I ikawai irouna: I was brought up by him

ikawai ewewe

O ikawai ewewe 
  n 1. one who has outlived those of his age, very old.
  n 2. a spathe which gives no more juice

ikawai rake

O ikawai rake 
  v to grow up, to get big, to develop.
  vc kaikawairakea: make ...
  n ikawairaken: ...

ikawaiwewe

B ikáwaiwéwe 
  a long since adult
  a too old for sap as a spathe <coconut>
  n person who has long been an adult

ikawawa

B ikawaáwa 
  vi stroll about
  n strolling about, wandering around
O ikawawa 
  v to go here and there, to wander at random (pers.).
  vt ikawawaea.
  vc kaikawawaea

ikawi

O ikawi 
  v i-kakai-wi: to quarrel, to dispute, to squabble, to peck at one another.
  n te ikakaiwi: quarrel, dispute

ike

B íke 
  adv where (yonder)
  vi take breath, be relieved as from pain
  n strong membrane under the throat of a fish
O ike 
  adv there, where ...
O ike1 
  n the strong membrane between gills of fish (if broken the fish dies)
  ex moti ike
O ike2 
  n te ike, te ikeike, iken ... respiration, breathing, breath.
  n te bono ike: suffocation, asthma (kabono ike).
  v ike, ikeike: to respire, to breathe.
  fig to get up wind, to eat, to take refreshment.
  ex I kaikeai: I am taking refreshment
  ex kaikea te tei: feed the child
  n te kaikeike: asthma
  v kaikeike: to breathe with difficulty

ike n rawa

O ike n rawa 
  v to sigh.
  n a sigh

ike ni kiri

O ike ni kiri 
  v to pant like a dog

ike ni koinawa

O ike ni koinawa 
  n shortness of breath (breathe like koinawa which has a very narrow mouth)

ike rake

O ike rake 
  syn rawea ikena:
  v to gasp for breath.
  n suffocation

ikebuaka

O ikebuaka 
  v to breathe with difficulty (like someone dying).
  n shortness of breath.

ikeike

B ikéike 
  vi breathe steadily or constantly
  n breathing

ikeike n tauti

O ikeike n tauti 
  n irregular breathing (like the tauti Globe fish).
  syn ike ni kiri (for ex. person who has over-eaten).
  vc kaikeike n tauti...

ikeikentauti

B ikéikentáuti 
  va bloated by gluttony or sickness
  va breathing with difficulty
  n difficulty in breathing, short breaths

ikekei

B íkekei 
  adv yonder
O ikekei 
  adv there, over there, far

ikemoro

B ikemóro 
  vi pant
  n pant, panting, gasp
O ikemoro 
  v to gasp for breath, to pant

ikenrawa

B íkenráwa 
  vi gasp, sigh aloud
  n heavy sigh

iki

B íki 
  va bailed out
O iki 
  red ikiki:
  v to pulverize, to pound.
  see ika
O iki1 
  red ikiki.
  a dried up, drained, empty of liquid, exhausted.
  va ikirake, ikirio, ikinako: drained off towards ..., to be ...
  vc ka iki, ka ikiki, kaka ikiki: to empty, to bail out.
  vc ka ika: idem.
  ex kaika te wa: to bail water out of canoe

ikibekibe

O ikibekibe 
  v to stamp feet, to kick ground in temper.
  see kibekibe

ikiku

B ikíku 
  n stone mallet
  vi mashing by pounding
O ikiku 
  or ikuku
  n Gilbertese mallet, pestle, heavy mallet.
  vt ikikua: to flatten out, to crush with mallet, to pound.
  n Nei Ikiku: wife of the moon wielding mallet
  and Nei Nibarara: her companion boiling toddy

ikinako

O ikinako 
  v to empty, to flow; tide going out
  n ikinakon: ebb

iko

B íko 
  n seed of the pan
  va stored up in abundantce
O iko 
  n seed of certain varieties of pandanus (edible)
O iko1 
  v to assemble, to gather up, to pick, to harvest, to store up, to make provision.
  n collection, hoard, crop.
  v ikobai: to hoard up riches
  v ikoben: to gather up coconuts.
  vc ka-ikoa.
  vc ka-ikoikoa: idem.
  see ikota

ikoa

B íkoa 
  adv word used while the speaker is calling to mind the name of a place
O ikoa 
  adv there, over there, thereabouts, far.
  idiom ma ikoa: on this side of
  idiom ma ikoan te ...: on this side of ...
O ikoa1 
  vt to wound, to bruise.
  a ae ikoaki ...: wounded, bruised, hurt
  n te ikoaki: a wounded person.
  a kai ikoaki: easily wounded, vulnerable, sensitive
O ikoa2 
  na ten (when counting in pairs)
O ikoa3 
  idiom such and such a place
  ex ti roko ikoa: we went to ...

ikoaka

O ikoaka 
  vc ka-ikoaka: to wound, bruise (only used in the causative)

ikoaki

B ikóaki 
  va bruised, wounded, cut
  n bruise, wound

ikoben

O ikoben 
  n collection of coconuts.
  v to collect coconuts

ikoiko

B ikóiko 
  va abounding in seeds as some pandanus fruit

ikoikota

B ikóikota 
  vt frequentative of ikota

ikota

B ikóta 
  vt bring together, collect, gather
O ikota 
  vt ikoikota: to add up, to collect, to gather up, to put together.
  vc ka-ikota: idem.
  vc kaikotaka: to make ... or see that they are gathered up

ikoti

B ikóti 
  vi adding
  n bringing together, hence addition
O ikoti 
  v ikoikoti: to add
  see ikota
  ex ikoti mane: addition of money
  ex ikoti rawawata: addition of weight, etc.
  n te ikoti: an addition

iku

B íku 
  n rasp made of the skin of the baiku, a rasp
O iku 
  n a ray without sting having rough skin (te baiku ae mai, te mai)
O iku1 
  n a file made of ray skin, a file, a rasp.
  a iku, e iku, e a koro ikuna: having rough, hard skin.
  fig impassible, imperturbable, invulnerable, hardened, firm tough, leathery, tenacious, etc.
  vt ikua and
  vt ikuna (more usual): to file, to pare.
  idiom e na kakoro ikum: he will tease you, irritate you
O iku2 
  n ikubaba: names of species of batua <fish>
G iku 
  n ray, not a sting-ray (ll)

ikua

B íkua 
  vt ika to mash, is changed into ikua when a is the suffix pronoun (mash)
O ikua 
  vt ikikua to pound, ... crush
  for ikia:

ikuetoa

B ikuétoa 
  n Equator (ENG)
  bk Geog p 12
O Ikuetoa 
  n Equator (ENG)
  or Ekuetoa:

ikuiranaba

B ikúiranába 
  n wide rasp

ikuirariki

B ikúiráriki 
  n fine rasp as distinguished from a coarse one

ikuku

O ikuku 
  n Nei Ikuku: wife of the moon (of the mallet).
  n wooden mallet for pulverizing karababa.
  syn ikiku

ikuna

O ikuna 
  vt to rasp, to file, to pare.
  see iku

ikureka

B íkureka 
  n coarse rasp

ikutaba

O ikutaba 
  a broad backedd.
  fig cute, shrewd

ikutaia

O ikutaia 
  n a dwarf, a very old man (hard skin)

im

B im 
  pron thee, you ( it follows nako)
O im 
  pron suff. or rather m preceeded by an euph. i; thy, thee, thou
  ex e nakoim: he goes towards thee
  ex e rimwim: he follows thee <you>
  plur imi

ima

O ima 
  v imaima: to take off scales, to crop short, to shave (head, beard).
  see vt imana

imaima

B imáima 
  vi scalee>ing fish

imaimana

B imáimæna 
  vt frequentative of imana

imainanoa

B im'áinanóa 
  n day before yesterday

imamane

O imamane 
  v to adopt, to consider as a brother or sister

imamano

O imamano 
  n greetings to a relative or friend home from a voyage.
  v to hug

imamanu

B imamánu 
  see rena
  see nana
O imamanu 
  a adopted, familiar.
  syn rena, nana.
  n sympathy, understanding, accord, friendship.
  v to agree with, to be on good terms with, to sympathize with

imana

B imæ/na 
  vt scale fish
O imana 
  from ima
  vt to scale, to shave head or beard with razor
O imana 
  from te man
  vt to take aim at, to use as target.
  syn kaineta, kaeba

imanemane

O imanemane 
  idiom a i manemanua: holding one another at waist (dancers)

imanono

O imanono 
  n insistence.
  v to harass, to be a nuisance by insisting, to irritate by insisting, to torment.
  vt imanonoa: to act thus

imanra

B im'an/ra 
  n babai
O imanra 
  n a species of taro

imarawa

O imarawa 
  n a species of shark

imatang

B imæ/tang 
  n white man, native of matang
  va skilled in the use of English
O Imatang 
  n (I-Matang) people inhabiting or coming from the land of Matang, white race <Caucasian, European>.
  n a card with picture (king, queen, knave <jack>) <face card>

imi

B ími 
  pron you (plural objective)
  see im
O imi 
  pron suff. plural of im
  see im
  ex nakoim: to thee; nakoimi: to you

imimita

B imímita 
  vt suck the teeth
  vt frequentative of imita

imita

B imíta 
  vt destroy, throw at, strike
  vt suck as the teeth
O imita 
  red imimita
  vt imita nako: word employed alone or which accompanies a lot of other words and is difficult to translateimita: to act, to do with a purpose, with force and rapidity as to throw, to pierce, to rub, to aim at

immakurata

O immakurata 
  a immaculate, without stain (ENG)
  ex Nei Maria ae te Immakurata

imoa

O imoa 
  adv at the front, in front

imone

B imóne 
  n small eel
O imone 
  n imone n tari: a species of eel of nice colour which runs aground (does not bite, not edible -- so slippery, impossible to hold)
  sn Gymnothorax petelli)
G imone 
  sn Gymnothorax petelli
  n imone (k) eel (y,ll,k)
L imone 
  sn Gymnothorax petelli (muraenidae)
  n moray eel

imonentari

B imónentari 
  see imone

imunai

B ímunai 
  n fish
  a abounding in imunai
O imunai 
  or imnai
  n a fish, nice colour, found in shoals (good to eat, has dangerous spikes), Rabbit fish
  sn Syganus sp.)

imwere

B ímwere 
  vi be slow
  n slowness of motion or action
O imwere 
  a imweremwere. slow, late, dawdling.
  vc ka-imwerea, kaimweremwerea: to retard.
  see iremwe

imweremwere

B imwéremwére 
  vi frequentative of imwere

imwunai

G imwunai 
  sn Siganus sp. (ll)
  n rabbit fish (sm)

in

B in 
  va shut, closed
  vi range, have a particular direction as a long object, range in length
B 'jn 
  n hin [Heb liq meas] (HEB)
B in 
  vi mutually agreed
O in 
  a closed, locked, bolted.
  vc ka-ina, kakaina: to shut, to shut in, to lock, to put in prison.
  fig to repress, to hold in.
  ex ti kaina ngarera: we refrained from laughing
O in1 
  pref word used as prefix to certain compound words and denotes orientation, direction, position towards
  ex inrake, inrio, innako, in nakoiang, in nakoaiaki, inraken, inrion, etc.
  vc ka-inrakea, kainrioa, kainakoa, etc.: set towards ...

in nako

O in nako 
  a in nako iang, in nakoaiaki: placed in the direction of north-south, towards, slanting towards.
  vc ka-inakoa: to slant towards, in the direction of, to orientate <orient> towards ...

ina

B ínaa 
  vt seek in marryiage
B ína 
  vi be liable to ridicule or to be made ashamed
  n fish scale
  n cataract of the eye
  n complexion
  a having a cataract
  pron him, her (used after nako)
O ina 
  pron suff. (or na preceeded by an i euph.) him, it.
  ex nakoina: to him, to her, to it
O ina1 
  n te inaieta (te ina-i-eta) the upper yard arm of sail
  n te inainano: lower yard-arm
O ina2 
  n physical appearance, distinctive features, deportment, particularities <particularity>.
  ex e ina: he has a mark, blemish, a distinctive sign, etc.
  ex e inaina, e wantanta, e baka inana: he has changed, is no longer the same, lost reputation.
  vc to give or find a particularity in ..., to mark with ..., to treat as ...
O ina3 
  pref to many compound words
  ex ina-aomata, ina-aine, etc.
O ina4 
  from ina
  vt to mark with the family sign) to adopt, to reserve for oneself a baby just born (or not yet born) as fiance for one's own relation
  see inai
  ex tan ina: those who affiance
  ex tan inaki: children engaged thus

inaaine

O inaaine 
  a gentle, graceful, amiable.
  vc ka-inainea: to make or find gentle

inaaomata

O inaaomata 
  a free, independent, of the rank of free men, proprietors, chiefs.
  n te inaaomata: independence, freedom, a free man.
  vc ka-inaomata: to give freedom to, to emancipate, to set free, to deliver.
  ex e kainaaomataira Jesu Kristo: Jesus Christ made us free

inaba

O inaba 
  and inabaia (ina-p'æ)
  a frightened looking.
  n a good for nothing person, person not to be relied on.
  vc kainabea.
  see mani-ba, bungi-ba

inababaura

O inababaura 
  n a fine looking person (physically)

inabaia

B inabaáia 
  n coward
  a cowardly

inaberu

O inaberu 
  a timid, fearful, afraid

inabobo

B ínabóbo 
  a jaundiced as the eyes
O inabobo 
  a sallow skin, as one having jaundice

inai

B inaái 
  n coconut leaf mat
B ínai 
  n fish
B i:/nai 
  vi betrothing
  n betrothal
O inai 
  n a fish found in shoals
  sn Scaridae
  ex te buki n inai: a manner of tying <tie>
  ex te itua n inai: Orion's belt <constellation>
O inai1 
  n engagement.
  v to engage, betroth
O inai2 
  n a mat of coconut leaves; iteraninai: a half mat.
  v ati inai: to weave these mats
  v koro inai: to cut leaves to make these mats
G inai 
  sn family Scaridae
  n inai (k) parrot fishes (hh)
G inai1 
  sn Scarus aeruginosus
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai2 
  sn Scarus brevifilis
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai3 
  sn Scarus chlorodon
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai4 
  sn Scarus dussumieri
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai5 
  sn Scarus formosus
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai6 
  sn Scarus forsteri
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai7 
  sn Scarus harid
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai8 
  sn Scarus javanicus
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai9 
  sn Scarus lepidus
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai10 
  sn Scarus microrhinos
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai11 
  sn Scarus oviceps
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai12 
  sn Scarus pectoralis
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai13 
  sn Scarus schegelli
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai14 
  sn Scarus taeniurus
  n parrot fish (ll)
G inai15 
  sn Scarus vermiculatus
  n parrot fish (ll)
L inai 
  sn Scarus (blue & green)
  n blue & green parrotfish

inaieta

B ináiéta 
  n upper yard or gaff of a canoe sail
  n large and powerful man
O inaieta 
  n top yard arm

inaina

B ináina 
  a scalee>y as fish, or some varieties of pan
O inaina 
  a scaly, rough (skin, bark)
  from ina

inainano

B ináinano 
  n lower sprit or brace of a canoe sail
O inainano 
  n the lower yard arm

inaine

B inaáine 
  a gentle in manner, soft and refined in manners, mild, meek
  n gentleness in manner
O inaine 
  a gentle, ladylike

inaito

B ináito 
  a slow in growth, backward in growth
  n child of backward growth
O inaito 
  a sickly, puny, stunted.
  vc kainaitoa

inakai

B ínakai 
  a slim as a man, but in good physical condition, wiry
  n one slim but in good physical condition
O inakai 
  a slender, straight build, slim and strong.
  vc ka-inakaia: to render ...
  syn tabarekai

inakewe

O inakewe 
  n bragger, <braggart>, joker, humbug
  syn mata ni kewe, riba ni kewe
  vc kainakewea ... to treat as ...

inaki

B ínaki 
  n tier of thatch on a roof
O inaki 
  from ina: scale
  n 1. rows of thatch (rau, ato) strips of net, rows, lines, tiers
  ex te inakina, ua inaki, etc.
  n 2. place of clan in maneaba (N.)
  syn of boti; (S.)
O inaki1 
  a affianced, state of betrothal.
  see ina

inakiwarawara

O inaki-wara-wara 
  a pale, sallow complexion, wan (of sickness).
  vc ka-inakiwarawara.
  n a leaky roof

inako

O inako 
  v to sink, to immerse, to founder, to go down.
  vc ka-inakoa: to make ..., to immerse, to plunge
  see karibua: for ..., into soil, wood, etc.

inamaku

O inamaku 
  a showing signs of fear, frightened-looking

inamatoa

O inamatoa 
  fig impassible, implacable, tenacious, hard, obstinate ...
  vc kainamatoa, kakainamatoa: to make ... to find ... to become ...
  syn kun-nuonuo, koro iku: hard headed, hard hearted

inamoimoto

O inamoimoto 
  n (like moimoto) coward.
  a cowardly (said especially of batua).
  syn inamaku

inanikuau

B inæ/nikuau 
  n mole on the person
  a having a mole
O inanikuau 
  n beauty spot, freckles.
  v to have ... to have spots on skin like the kuau

inanimata

O inanimata 
  n cataract (on eyes)

inanoi

B inæ/noi 
  n result obtained from casting lots
O inanoi 
  n mutual agreement of hearts and wills, friendship, agreement, mutual sympathy.
  v to have but one heart

inanoinano

B inæ/noinæ/no 
  a very deep
O inanoinano 
  sup superlative of nano
  a very deep down.
  adv i-nano i nano: right at the bottom, lowest depth

inanraoi

O ina-n-raoi 
  na luck, lucky, born under a lucky star
  ex Nei Ina-n-raoi: Dame Fortune

inao

B ináo 
  n upper or lower edge of a plank ready for a canoe
  vi be quick
O inao 
  n one who is animated, lively, a goer, a determined air, quick, livly in movements, actions.
  vc ka-inao...
O inao1 
  n junction of hull and keel

inaomata

B ináomata 
  n free man
  a free, not in servitude
O inaomata 
  n freedom, independence, liberty.
  a free, independent.
  see ina aomata

inataba

O inataba 
  and inetaba (inat-apa)
  a gentle, obedient, docile, used mostly in negative
  ex aki inataba: indocile, disobedient, unsubdued, refractory

inati

B ínati 
  n length in a seine, about two and a half fathoms

inato

O inato 
  and inoto
  n a species of bush used for hedges
  sn Clerodendronn inerme
G inato 
  sn Clerodendrum inerme (z)

inawaro

O inawaro 
  n species of fish

inenei

O inenei 
  n continuity.
  a continual.
  see irerei

inetaba

O inetaba 
  see inataba

ineti

B íneti 
  see vi inneti
O ineti 
  v to steer straight for ..., in straight line towards ...
  vc kaineta

ing

B ing 
  n fibrous porous envelope at the base of the coconut leaf or frond that helps to bind it to the tree
  vi start or move as an object to be lifted
O ing 
  n fibre enveloping the base of palm leaf and attaching it to the trunk, used as filter
O ing1 
  n ingin te: a thorn, a sharp point, a dart
  ex ingieta, inginibwebwe
O ing2 
  v inging: to move, to shake, to uplift (beginning to move) .
  n ing, ingu, ingim: an effort to move ..., to get up, trying to move.
  vc ka-inga, kaingainga: to try to raise, to move.
  vc kaingarakea: to push upwards or towards the ...
  vc kainginga: to make move, to raise
O ing3 
  n crevice, crack.
  a cracked (hard metal)
  ex raing, rainging

inga

B ínga 
  vi salute
  n salutee>ation
O inga 
  v to welcome, to receive with marks of affection, esteem and respect.
  n warm welcome, reception, greetings, smiles, words, gestures, etc.
O inga1 
  and ingainga
  v to be impatient, to desire ardently, to hasten, to be eager to ..., <enthusiastic>, to accomplish ardently, zealously.
  ex e ingainga nanona: he is impatient to ..., he is wearing away with desire to ...
  ex te nano ingainga: a warm heart
  vc ka-ingainga, kakaingainga: to make eager, to cause to ... enthuse>

inga i moana

O inga i moana 
  v to greet with open arms, but soon get tired of ...

ingabong

B ingábong 
  n morning, fore-noon
  ex n ingabon tomorrow morning
  vi be morning
O ingabong 
  n dawn, morning, tomorrow morning.
  adv n ingabong: tomorrow morning.
  adv n ingabongin te ...: the morning of ...
  adv ngke e ingabong: this morning
  adv n te ingabong: during the morning, at morning time.
  vc kaingabonga: to wait till morning, till tomorrow morning

ingaimoana

B íngaimóana 
  n quick wearyiness, the being soon tired of
B ingaimóana 
  vi become soon tired of, weary of

ingainga

B ingáinga 
  n impatientt>ce in waiting for the time to eat or go
  vi be impatient to eat or to go in advance

ingaingata

B ingáingata 
  vi frequentative of ingata

ingamea

G ingamea 
  sn Neothunnus macropterus (y)
  n yellowfin tuna (sm)
L ingamea 
  sn Neothunnus macropterus (scombridae)
  n mackeral, tuna
  see ingimea

ingan

O ingan 
  adv n ingan: at sunrise tomorrow morning.
  v ningangata: to dawdle, to loiter.
  ex tai ningangata: don't dawdle!
  ex tai ningangata ami makuri: don't dawdle with your work (don't make a long job of it)

ingaro

B ingáro 
  n early morning after sunrise
  vi be early morning
O ingaro 
  n early morning, early hours.
  adv (ancient forms) n ingaro, n te ingaroro: at dawn
  adv (modern forms); te itingaro, te itingaroro, n itingaro, n itingaroro: idem.
  ex ngke e a ingaro: when day was just breaking <daybreak>

ingata

B íngata 
  vi strain greatly, as in severe coughing or vomiting
O ingata 
  v to be impatient for ..., a great desire for (ingata nakon ...), ingainga.
  vt ingataea: to do with ...
  vc ka-ingataea

ingatae

O ingatae 
  sup superlative of ingainga
  a unable to be patient any longer, a strong desire for ...

ingaura

O ingaura 
  a irascible, quick to fight (for that, the custom formerly was to eat kaura)

ingi

O ingi 
  n (rather ing) spikes, quills, prickles, barb, barbel, dorsal fin
  ex ingi ni bwe: underneath fins
  ex ingieta: (ingi eta) dorsal fins

ingi n tauti

O ingi n tauti 
  n skin, bristling with quills, war helmet made from quills of diodon

ingieta

B ingiéta 
  n dorsal fin

ingieta n rabono

O ingieta n rabono 
  n a species of batua; tiny fighting fish with a defence dart

ingietanrabono

B íngiétanrábono 
  n batua [shellfish] with a dorsal fin which can be erected in self defence

ingietauraura

B íngiétauráura 
  a easily offended or provoked
O ingietau-raura 
  n red barbels of lobster, a species of lobster.
  fig irascible, susceptible, surly, stern, grim.
  syn ingaura: flying into passion

ingimea

B íngimea 
  n fish
O ingimea 
  n a species of tuna (ikawain te baibo).
  v ka-ingimea: to fish for tuna
  sn Nesthunus macropterus
G ingimea 
  sn Neothunnus macropterus (ll)
  n yellowfin tuna (sm)
L ingimea 
  sn Neothunnus macropterus (scombridae)
  n mackeral, tuna
  see ingamea

inginea

L inginea 
  sn Neothunnus macropterus (scombridae)
  n mackeral, tuna

inging

B ínging 
  vi frequentative of ing

ingingu

B ingíngu 
  vi roar as distant breakers or thunder

inginibairi

O inginibairi 
  n nostrils (outside)

inginingaina

O inginingaina 
  n dawn, daybreak

ingintauti

B íngintáuti 
  n thorny skin of a tauti used as a helmet

ingira

B íngira 
  vi be slow in using or setting out on
O ingira 
  v to move or act with difficulty.
  a lazy, spineless, apathetic.
  vt ingira: to do with ...
  vc ka-ingira: to cause ..., to retard, to hold back

ingirake

O ingirake 
  v to begin to move, to move towards, to move up, to movtowards the land -- as the tide.
  vc ka-ingirakea: to lift up a little, to carry, to push up.
  vt ingirakea! idem.

ingiraki

B íngiraki 
  vi rise up suddenly
O ingiraki 
  syn inimaki:
  v to rise suddenly out of torpidity, to go into action

ingo

B íngo 
  n fish
O ingo 
  n a big red fish, red snapper.
  a ingoingo: abounding in ...,
  ex kaingo, kakaingo: fishing for ingo
G ingo 
  sn Lutianus bohar (ll,hh)
  n red snapper (hh)
L ingo 
  sn Lutjanus bohar
  n snapper

ingoa

B íngoa 
  n namesake
O ingoa 
  n homonym, namesake.
  a ingoingoa, kau ingoa: to have many namesakes.
  vt ingoana: to take or have the same name as ...

ingoana

B ingóana 
  vt name after

ingoingo

B íngoingo 
  a abounding in ingo

ingoingoa

B ingóingoa 
  vi consent to another's being named after one's self

ingu

B íngu 
  vi roar as distant thunder or cannon firing
O ingu 
  n inguingu, ingu nako,
  from ingu and u: movement with muffled sound.
  v to move or fall with muffled sound, to make a muffled sound.
  vc ka-ingua: to make fall ..., move with this sound.
  idiom ka-ingua marakim: calm yourself (to person in pain)

ingunako

B íngunako 
  vi fall to pieces as a pandanus fruit or stone wall

inibao

O inibao 
  n lying <lie> down (a group or crowd).
  vc ka-inibaoa: to lay down ... (group-crowd)
O inibao1 
  a lying <lie> pell-mell

inikawarawara

B ínikawárawara 
  a having a pale complexion or loss of color

inimaki

B ínimaki 
  vi make a dash as a frightened fish
O inimaki 
  v to turn around, to struggle, to bound, to start up, to jump, to dash, to rush, to move abruptly.
  vt inimaka: to move abruptly, to set in motion abruptly, to wake up, or wake someone suddenly, to rush into.
  a kakaiinimaki: starting or going off suddenly, promptly, in rush.
  vc ka inimaka: to do, to act, to move, to start thus ...

iningao

B íningao 
  n carrying a coconut in the teeth while descending
  vi carry a coconut by the teeth in descending from a tree
O iningao 
  vt iningaoa: to go sideways, to carry sideways, like bird carrying twigs for nest

iningaoa

B íningáoa 
  vt carry a coconut by the teeth in descending from the tree
  vt blow down as a house
  vt burst upon
  bib Jer 30:23

inke

O inke 
  n ink <ingke>

innaba

B in/nabaa 
  vt cut a groove or mark in a stone or plank
B in/naba 
  n groove or mark cut in a stone or plank

inneti

B innéti 
  vi lie or range in a straight line, be straight
  spel in n eti