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cabin
O   bata. a small house, hut, cabin, hovel
O   ru. compartment, cabin, cell
O   uma. any kind of dwelling, anything with roof, house, dwelling, hut, shelter, cabin, roof, tent, umbrella
cable
O   maea. cord, rope, cable
B   ro. a girdle, a cable, a warp
O   ro1. cable, rope, chain, belt, anchor chain, anchor
O   uaereti. to send telegram <cable> by wireless. 
cacao
B   kakéo. the cacao tree. 
B   kóko. cacao, cocoa
cachalot
O   buangi. tooth of cachalot (whale). 
O   kua. cetacea, whale, cachalot, spermaceti whale, porpoise
O   tokitoki. Ten Tokitoki: cachalot, whale with flat snout. 
cackle
O   kaka1. cackle of hen, cry of surprise or fear. 
O   karara1. to cackle, to croak, to cough, to clear the throat. 
O   takaka1. cackle
cacophony
O   borata1. to spoil a tune by cacophony, to lower the tone of ... 
cactus
O   aroma. 1. kind of cactus (imported). 
Caesar
O   Kaitara. Caesar
cage
O   ati4. trunk, chest, box, heart, cage
O   o2. enclosure, cloister, fence, enclosed property, stable, cage
O   oni kitiba. cage for kitiba
cajole
O   tiroba. toroba, tiroba te nano: to flatter, to caress, to cajole, to coax
cake
B   kéke. cake
O   keke1. cake
O   kereboki1. a kind of cake made of pandanus (tuae). 
calaba
G   itái. calaba tree (k,z,sp). 
calabash
O   binobino. calabash, gourd made with coconut shell. 
O   ibu. a calabash, gourd, toddy shell made of coconut shell. 
O   katio. (1) a calabash with hanging string. 
calabash shell
O   tatai. calabash shell covered with network of cord to carry by. 
calamity
O   buanibai. te kabuanibai: an accident, calamity, disaster, catastrophe
O   kabuanibai. loss, destruction, accident, calamity, disaster, cataclysm
calamus
B   káremati. calamus
Calappa
O   nonon. Calappa
calculate
O   kataunata. to compare, to measure, to calculate dimensions by height of head. 
O   taukirikiri. to divine, to count, to calculate with ... 
O   ware. to count, to calculate, to enumerate, to spell, to read
O   warebai. to do ..., to calculate, to count
calculation
O   ware. wareware: numeration, enumeration, counting, calculation, numbers, reading. 
O   ware nano. mental calculation
O   warebai. arithmetic, mathematics, calculation
calcumniate
O   bokautea. to accuse wrongly, to slander, to calcumniate <calumniate ?>. 
calendar
O   karentare. calendar
calf
O   biroto. te biroto n wae: calf of leg. 
O   buare ni wae. calf of leg. 
O   waebatiraku. calf of leg of abnormal thickness, enlarged. 
B   wáebua. having a large calf
O   waebua. beautiful legs, thick calf of leg. 
calk
B   nongona. to plug, to calk
call
O   anoano. to call by beckoning. 
O   atae. kind of summons or call (S.). 
O   ati5. kare ati: to call at an island, to put into port. 
B   bíno. chanting and gesticulating while sitting, a call, a summons
O   kao4. to invite, to call
B   katábatabaa. to call a bird for ensnaring
O   katang1. whistle, call
B   katángibino. to summon, to call, to invite
O   kea1. kea, keia: to call, to hail
O   koko. to make such, to call hens. 
B   mtam/ta. call to a cat, like pussy, pussy. 
B   mwétaka. talk, or call out in sleep
B   o. used in response to a call
O   o. call, reply, surprise, lassitude, etc. (diff. tone but always placed at the end). 
O   tabetabe2. a call to attract birds, frigates towards foor or bait. 
B   táboa. to call, to mention
O   taboa1. tataboa, tabotaboa: to call from his dwelling (tabo) by pronouncing his name. 
B   tákaa. to shout, to call by shouting. 
O   takarua. to shout, to call out, to announce, to signal, to call in loud voice. 
O   tangimaka. powerful sound, loud peal, call, ring
B   tewéa. to throw, to cast, to call together, to assemble
O   tikura. to alight on, to perch on, to stop on, to stop at, to go ashore at, to call at. 
B   tóu. to respond to a call by saying 'o'. 
O   tou1. toutou: to answer a call by saying "o" and tossing head. 
O   uti2. kauta, kakauta, kaututa: to waken, to call, to make get up, to make stand up, ... rise up. 
B   wéte. to call
O   wete1. wewete to call, to call out, to cry out
B   wetéa. to call, to summon, to invite
B   wetéa. a call
O   wetea. wewetea: to call, to convoke, to summon, to invite, to bid come. 
B   wéwete. to call
call at
O   moaniwae. moaniwaea: to touch or push against with front of foot, to betake oneself to, to stop at, to call at, to begin by calling at. 
called
O   moana. ti moana Banaba: we called at Banaba. 
calling
B   karekaáinga. a frequent calling or going from house to house without invitation. 
O   katangitang. act of ringing, crying, calling, whistling <whistle>, singing. 
B   nákoa. employment, office, profession, calling
B   tetéwe. the calling together of people. 
callosity
O   tanin1. callosity
callous
O   konin. kokonin: to shrivel up, to contract, to grow hard, callous, to curl up
B   ríritang. a crack in a callous sole
B   tinæ/nikora. hardened as the palms or soles by much use, callous, slow in growth. 
call out
O   takaka. to shout loudly, to call out
O   wete1. wewete to call, to call out, to cry out
calm
B   ángitanáboabo. liable to calm streaks as a section in the lee of coconut trees. 
B   ánoai. calm streak, wake of a craft. 
B   áriki. calm
B   áriki. calm, without wind
O   ariki. a dead calm
O   bebete. kabebetea, kakabebetea: to lighten, to diminish, to facilitate, to relieve, to calm, to console, to moderate
O   karauakina. to treat gently <gentle>, to calm, to tranquilize
O   marau. kamaraua, kamarauraua: to make supple, or flexible, to calm, to appease, to mitigate, etc. 
O   mate. e a mate marawa: the sea is calm, nice for fishing, travelling. 
O   nanoraoi. calm, well disposed, open hearted
O   neiakaka. sheet of oil on water, calm water, smooth, limpid like sheet of oil. 
O   raoi. peace, tranquillity, calm, truce, armistice, at peace, calm, tranquil, on good terms. 
O   rau1. tranquil, calm, in peace, etc. 
O   riboriki. to redress, to set right, to appease, to calm
O   taonnano. taona nanona, tataona, taotaona: to curb one's instincts, to be patient, to endure, support, keep calm, make efforts to ... 
O   taribabu. calm aspect, quiet (person), calm (sea), calm, no wind. 
B   úki. begin to blow after a calm
calming
O   maroro1. diminution of a strong wind, calming of wind for navigation. 
calmly
O   ie n tau. moderate haste, taking one's time, acting calmly
Calophyllum
O   itai. Calophyllum inophyllum. 
caluminator
O   menga. ria menga (turned up lips), evil tongue, slanderous, caluminator
calumniate
O   bokautea. to accuse wrongly, to slander, to calcumniate <calumniate ?>. 
O   buakaka. kabuaka, kakabuakaka: to damage, to deteriorate, to slander, to disparage, to calumniate, to speak ill of, to dishonour, to discredit, to criticize
O   kabuakaka. to calumniate
calumniation
O   bukibuki3. bukibuki ni kewe: false accusation, calumny, calumniation
calumny
O   bukibuki3. bukibuki ni kewe: false accusation, calumny, calumniation
O   otorao. invention of lies, chaff, humbug, calumnies <calumny>. 
O   uabuaka1. uabuaka: calumny, slander
calvities
O   mara. baldness, calvities, loss of hair, bristle, scales. 
camel
B   kámero. a camel
O   kamero. a camel
camouflage
O   manea. te bai ni kamane: a snare, camouflage to catch. 
camp
O   tao wae. to pitch camp, to strike, to go on strike. 
camphor
B   káikiraoki. a camphor chest
can
O   bititaom. anything of thin metal, not precious; for ex. tin, zinc, tins, cans, etc. 
B   kóna. can, to be able
O   kona3. having power, being able, apt, can, could, etc. 
O   riti1. birikan: billy can, tin can
canal
B   kanæ/re. a canal
O   kanare. canal
O   rawa. a passage, canal, passage through reef, a strait
Canaralis
O   kitoko. Canaralis obtusifolia. 
canary
B   kenére. a canary
canc
O   mauna. ka-mauna: to efface, to abolish, to suppress, to canc to obliterate, to cross out
cancelled
O   mate. mate: dead, defunct, paralysed, stopped, extinct, tired, unconscious, lost, cancelled, taken, blocked (in games), known by heart, memorized, free, tranquil, etc. 
Cancer
O   Auti. Nei Auti te Mabubu: the nebula of Cancer
O   mabubu. Nei Auti te Mabubu: the Nebulous <nebula> of Cancer
O   manai1. (2) Nei te M'anai: stars of Cancer
O   newe-uai. cancer of the tongue
candid
O   matabou. candid, intimidated, embarrassed, bewildered. 
O   wi teke. wiwiteke, witeketeke: frank, direct, speaking, to the point, not being afraid to hurt, or vex, saying exactly what one thinks. <candid>. 
O   wi-o. to speak openly without fear, to use open, candid, <frank> unreserved language. 
Candium
O   koumai. Candium indien. 
candle:
O   nenea. candle: te taura te nenea
O   taura. taura te nenea: candle (ancient name: bae). 
candy
O   kanre. candy, lolly, sweets
cane
O   bai n oro. hammer, cane, axe, whip, any instrument to hit with. 
O   kai n oro. a tool for hitting, a hammer, a mallet, a cane, a strap
O   kaikarewe. sugar cane sweets, lollies, <lolly>. 
B   óko. staff, cane, walking stick
O   oro. te kai n oro: instrument used to ..., stick, hammer, whip, cane
O   tiringa. to reprimand, to scold, to lecture, to give a beating to, to cane, to belt
canine
O   katiti. canine tooth (te wi ni kiri). 
O   wi. te wi ni kamea, te katiti: canine teeth. 
O   wi ni kamea. canine teeth <tooth> . 
canker
O   mka. rotten, corrupt, decomposed, spoiled, gangrened, cankered. 
cankered
O   maka1. ae maka, ae makamaka: decayed, ulcerous, cankered
cannibal
B   kaákang. cannibal, being a cannibal, accustomed to eating human flesh. 
O   kakang1. te kakang: ogre, cannibal, wild beast
O   kang. kang, kakang aomata: cannibal, man-eater. 
cannibals
O   makaiao. I-makaiao: giants, cannibals
cannon
O   manua. (3) cannon (so named because big). syn. te kati ae bubura
cannon ball
O   buange. lead, bullet, cannon ball, sinker>. 
canoe
B   áeka. take a passenger ashore in a canoe
B   áo. pole for pushing a canoe
B   áoakina. propel as a canoe with a pole
B   áoao. propelling a canoe with a pole
B   áoao. propel, as a canoe with a pole
B   áobai. weather side, or that side of a canoe which is nearest to the outrigger. 
O   aobai. aobain te wa: platform on outrigger side of canoe
O   arinaitokomea. e arinai: swift canoe
B   atánga. upper plank in a canoe
B   au. pan leaf used in caulking a canoe
B   báiuki. unskilled in fitting canoe planks. 
B   bákatoko. a long brace for supporting the prow of a canoe when beached. 
O   baretama. a platform on the outrigger side of canoe
B   báurua. a large canoe or proa, for war, or interisland sailing. 
O   baurua. a canoe of very large dimensions. 
B   báuruarékareka. a canoe larger than a baurua, a large proa
B   beéniwi. the uppermost streak of planks in a canoe
B   beériki. a private signal of feathers on the mast of a canoe
B   betaárao. a rack, a stick or moulding on a canoe on which to rest slats. 
B   betaáru. the flooring in the hold of a canoe
B   bobóu. a canoe new throughout. 
B   bobóu. to engage in making a canoe
B   boturúm'a. a canoe with a watertight deck in the bows. 
O   boturuma. a box with a lid, a canoe with pointed bow. 
B   bóua. to build a new canoe
B   búngira. to do an incantation to a canoe for its success. 
B   búnuwa. to depart on a canoe as a party disliked or offended. 
B   érake. run up onto the beach as a canoe or boat
B   íakébokebo. full of water as a rua or canoe
B   ieái. canoe with a new sail
O   ieai. (ancient word) a new sail, new canoe (rather waeai-waieai). 
B   íenao. canoe with a single brace and removable mast
B   íenao. rigging or fitting a canoe as an ienao
O   ienao. a canoe with small, easy to manage sail, mast can be moved at will. 
B   íenáoa. rig or fit a canoe as an ienano a canoe with a removable mast
B   iénikuri. prepareing food or a canoe in haste for a departure. 
B   ináiéta. upper yard or gaff of a canoe sail
B   ináinano. lower sprit or brace of a canoe sail
B   ináo. upper or lower edge of a plank ready for a canoe
B   iráirake. canoe whose sail is hoisted by a halyard
O   irairake. a canoe with a fixed or permanent mast. 
B   itibwérebwe. having a straight lower yard, as a canoe sail
O   itonga. a kind of canoe (said) of Tonga. 
B   kába. to build or construct, as a canoe or a ship
B   kabáimæno. skilled in fitting or matching canoe planks
B   kabanim/tao. a certain method of building a canoe
B   kab'ánin. a canoe whose keel is of one piece. 
O   kabanin. an ancient style of canoe, the keel was very strong, made of half thickness of coconut log, hollowed out, and a few planks added, the ends were made thin to join the mango to. 
B   kabáurua. to lengthen and enlarge a canoe
O   kabi. kabi koro: a canoe of heavy draught, quickly grounded, needing deep water to float. 
B   kábiniwá. the keel of a canoe
B   káeke. a certain plank in a canoe
B   kaerákea. to beach a canoe
B   káika. to bail out as a canoe
B   kaikíka. to bail out a canoe
B   kaínakoa. to sink a canoe or a fish trap. 
B   káinao. the deck of a canoe
B   kairæ/baba. a broad board used as a temporary platform or seat in a canoe
B   kakóroa. to haul up a canoe, to fulfill
B   kakorob'aáea. to allow a canoe to ground in shoal water. 
B   kam'ánai. a very small racing canoe or makei
O   kamanei. a small makei, a toy canoe
B   kárekeuátabo. to blow in such a direction as to enable a canoe to visit a place and return. 
B   káretæba. a wash-board in the bows of a canoe
B   kátabun. not provided, as a canoe, with a success-giving incantation
B   katéa. erection, the leeward side of a canoe
O   katea. side of canoe opposed to side facing outrigger. 
B   katéke. a certain plank of a canoe near one of the ends. 
B   katíkeke. to glide rapidly along as a canoe
B   katóara. to fish alone in a canoe, to act alone in work usually done by two. 
B   katurabeáua. to wear out through heavy usage as a canoe
O   kau5. kau: a slow-moving canoe
B   kauabángaka. to place a canoe across a narrow channel. 
B   kauáiaa. to race a canoe
O   ketoa. (3) Nei Ketoa: a method or system of constructing racing canoes. 
B   kíaro. a stick uniting the outrigger to a canoe
B   kiáromoti. a joist or sleeper on which the deck of a canoe rests. 
B   kiáronimaái. a large canoe having five poles or sticks to the outrigger. 
B   kib'ára. slow sailing, a lack of speed in a canoe
B   kororáia. to cut the fastenings of canoe planks
B   kórotei. a short canoe with a curved keel
O   korotei. a canoe with keel very curved (aeka). 
B   m'áere. be momentarily hid as the canoes of a fleet by a fast sailing canoe
B   m'áere. be momentarily hid as the canoes of a fleet by a fast sailing canoe
O   makei1. a toy canoe (orig. made of pandanus leaves). 
B   maotónibwe. fish reserved or set aside in payment for canoe hire. 
B   mæ/tabáiawa. frequented harbor or place for a canoe
B   móanuwá. person in the bows of a canoe
B   nángobung/. stick on which a canoe can rest when not floating. 
B   nangobúngia. provide a canoe with rests or blocks under the keel, when it has been beached. 
O   naunau. outrigger of makei canoe, toy canoe
B   níkoa. to make trial of as a canoe
O   nikutaretare. beams too long in outrigger of canoe
O   nikutataro. canoe with outrigger beams too short, unbalanced, badly balanced. 
O   nimaomao. toy canoe
B   rad/ma. the outrigger side of a canoe
B   raámaa. to place a canoe with the outrigger to south or north, etc. 
O   ranga tataro. a canoe with kiaro too short, zigzagging. 
B   rangáie. to sail about as a fleet of canoes. 
B   rángarangátau. a miniature racing canoe of a certain style. 
O   rangarangatau. (1) a special model for toy canoe
B   rángatatæ/ro. spoken of a canoe the sticks or poles of which, holding the outrigger in place, ate short. 
B   riæ/kitoauéa. a mode of fishing on a canoe with a fishhook in which the fisherman claims or eats the fish which he catches. 
B   ríanau. a long canoe, a tall person. 
O   rinoa. te rinoa: a large well-constructed canoe
B   rúarua. a wide canoe without an outrigger
O   ruarua2. a kind of canoe with tapered ends, a canoe very wide in middle. 
O   rumarang. a wide canoe
O   ruruo. a canoe made of hollowed-out tree trunk <dugout>. 
B   táb'anou. the stem and stern of a canoe
O   tabobebeku. a canoe with rounded ends. 
B   tabokábubu. having an upright stem as a canoe
B   tábouóua. having one end of a canoe more or less upright, and the other projecting. 
B   taebáia. to lift up and carry a canoe
B   táekai. to engage in tying canoe planks
B   taiæ/nibwe. the cord by which the rudder to a canoe is fastened. 
B   tákaa. the upper streak in a canoe
B   taamanía. to finish or level a canoe for its deck
B   táotæbo. being out of trim as a canoe, down by the bows or stern. 
B   tatáe. to fish for the ana or nauti in a canoe by torchlight
B   táumæta. to fish with a log or board for a canoe
B   táumori. a fore or aft brace to a canoe's mast
O   tautari. taua tarina: to try a canoe to see how it reacts in water. 
B   tíkeke. to slip along or glide as a canoe or the foot. 
B   tirinæ/no. to engage in the work of adzing the inner side of a canoe plank
B   tóara. alone in a canoe
B   toutóurake. to toss much as a canoe ,. 
B   túkura. to stop at a place, as a canoe, to touch at. 
B   túnga. a canoe plug, a boat plug. 
B   túra. a wooden brace to a canoe mast
B   turæ/beau. nearly worthless as a canoe from frequent use. 
B   tutaárina. the step of a mast, a socket or mortise for the foot of a canoe mast,. 
B   úmatoa. strongly buildt as a house or canoe
B   uotikó. exclamation of applause or triumph as in canoe racing
B   wa. a canoe
O   wa. te wa, to wa (N) any vehicle, any means of conveyance: canoe, boat, bicycle, cart, toy ..., pawn in chess, ... checkers. 
O   wa n o. small canoe, moved along by pole
O   wa n tabea. a canoe in danger, unbalanced kite, person in danger, at the end of strength. 
O   wa ririki. a well-made canoe of average size. 
B   waeuaái. a miniature racing canoe with two sticks holding the outrigger
O   wae-uai. toy canoe for makei racing <race>; 
B   wairioa. to approach a canoe from the east or the shore
B   waána. to take possession of a canoe
B   wánimæ/rawaa. to free a foundered canoe of water. 
B   wáno. a small canoe
B   wan/rang. a canoe not skillfully navigated
O   wa-n-rang. badly steered canoe
B   wantæ/bea. a canoe whose crew have missed their bearings
B   wáririki. a canoe of medium size
O   wi n rine. winning canoe
B   wíniwete. a certain plank in a canoe
canoe house
B   b'ángabangauátabo. having both ends of a canoe house open. 
B   bæ/reaka. a canoe house
canoe-mast
B   bóu. the upper part of a canoe-mast
canoes
O   aka. before names of special canoes, maneaba, etc. Akamatang, Aka-Tamoa, Aka-Tarawa
O   aurama. mobilization of canoes to go to a feast or banquet, used mostly with the causative kaaurama
O   baimano. skilful at making watertight canoes
B   tabónibainrang/. not skilled in making canoes or garments
canoe-sail
B   bo:n/ne. a certain process in the making of a canoe-sail
Canopus
O   Banga n waro. constellation of stars near Canopus (Waro). 
O   Man. a star, Canopus
O   Na nu ware. a constellation near Canopus
O   Nonoaba. Canopus <star> (syn. man). 
O   waro. Te Waro: constellation of small stars near Canopus
cant
B   kababaátei. to incline, to cant
cantankerous
O   karitei. cantankerous, refractory, rebellious. 
cantaris
O   bingita. a species of cantaris, Spanish fly (small). 
Cantharides
O   manibarabara. Cantharides. Spanish fly
O   waiwai1. disease of bladder, urethra, inflammation caused by toddy contaminated by cantharides beetle. 
cantharis
O   man ni karewe. species of cantharis (found around toddy). 
O   manibarabara. a big cantharis, Spanish fly
Canthidermis
B   núonuo. gen. Canthidermis (rc). 
O   nuonuo. a fish with poisonous darts on tail (Canthidermis, file fish, trigger fish). 
Canthigarter
O   ntoakine. Canthigarter amboinesis. 
Canthigaster
O   batua1. Canthigaster
Canton
O   Abariringa. Canton Is. an island of the Phoenix Group, formerly used as an air base on Trans-Pacific route. discovered by Barney in 1823-24. 
canvas
O   oning. awning, sail cloth, canvas
cap
B   b'ára. a cap-like basket made of coconut leaf, a cap, hat
O   nikararaba. knee cap
O   nikararao. (3) knee cap
capable
O   akaniman. akaniman nakon: good for, apt, capable, qualified competent
O   ataib'ai. knowing much about many things, competent, clever, capable
O   manikonana. capable, apt
O   manikoraki. capable in every way, ingenious, industrious, knowing all the tricks. 
O   uruaba. e uruaba strong, capable of anything, desperate type (persons, animals). 
capacity
O   kona3. power, capacity, aptitude, talent, faculty, right, authority
cape
B   kéke. a cape of land
O   keke. a cape, end of land jutting out to sea. 
O   rabaraba. a mat, cloak with hole to pass head through, cape
O   wai keke. wai keke rake: going to a point, a cape
Capella
O   Batere. Nei Batere. a star, Capella (?). 
O   uri ni kareke1. Capella and some other stars <constellation ?>. 
caper
O   kiririnang. to caper, to gambol, to frolic
O   rei1. the play of porpoises, leap, caper, frolic, gambol, romp
capital
O   atu. principal, ringleader, first, capital, prime cause, heading, title, division of classes, group, etc. 
O   atunikawa. capital city of a country, province, or district. 
O   kawa. te atu ni kawa: Capital City. 
O   taeka1. te moan taeka: capital letter, preface, prologue, introduction te anga taeka nakon: promise, engagement
capitulate
O   bukora. to capitulate, to be bored with, to be disgusted with ... 
capitulating
O   biu. giving in, capitulating, faint hearted
capping
O   kabaraki. capping on ridge of building. 
caprice
O   kawai-nikiranroro. to act, to go, to do at one's whim or caprice, recklessly, to arrive late, too late. 
capricious
O   atubitaki. changeable, fickle, capricious
O   banga n rino. always looking for better, hard to please, choosy, capricious (about food or work). 
O   barainoku. capricious, sulky, sullen
B   iráirake. capricious, fickle
O   mra. mramra: very capricious, whimpering. 
O   rarai3. capricious tastes, capricious whims of pregnant women, changeable whims. 
B   rírikána. having a capricious appetite
O   tokomino. tokominomino. to annoy by one's childish whims, capriciousness of spoilt child, ... and by fantastic ideas. 
Capricorn
O   Matinaba. a constellation. three stars in a line in Capricorn
capsize
O   baraka. to put upside down, to turn over, to capsize
B   kabaráka. to capsize
B   kabobaráka. to capsize, to upset, to make the face look down. 
O   karanga2. to knock down, to capsize, to turn upside down
O   ranga1. to lean to one side, to fall over, to capsize, to upset
O   ranga ri ana. to capsize (outrigger going down and passing under (ri ana). 
O   ranga-nako. to capsize, to turn over completely. 
B   rangariaána. to capsize to windward. 
capsized
B   baraáki. upset, capsized, turned over, covered over as an earth-oven with mats. 
O   baraki1. babaraki: upset, upside down, capsized, inside out, face downwards, turned over
capsule
O   beuti. capsule, cracker
captain
B   kaáben. a captain
O   kaben. captain, chief, commander, director
captivate
O   karekenano. to captivate, to seduce, to charm
O   utikun. kautikun: it is thrilling, exhilarating <exhilarate>, elating <elate>, exciting <excite>, interesting, captivating <captivate>, impressive, horrifying. 
captive
B   kabunókonoko. a female