Kiribati - English Finderlist

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gab	O   kau-barantiko. loquacity, the gift of the gab.

gabble

O   takutaku. to gabble in foreign language or murder vernacular.

gable

O   rama2. forehead, gable end, fronton, triangle.  B   rám'anako. projecting far out as the gable roof af a house called umatora.  O   utuao. (2) summit of fronton, triangular upper part of gable end.

gad about

O   taurere. tataurere, taurererere, taurerea: to wander, to run here and there, to gad about.

gadget

O   mena1. so and so. what do you call it? what's its name? gadget, things (of which one can't recall or doesn't know name), thingummy, thingumajig.

gaff	B   ináiéta. upper yard or gaff of a canoe sail.

gaiety

O   kukurei. joy, pleasure, gaiety.

gain

O   bwi. success, result, gain, prize.  B   mæ/teráoi. profitable, useful, gainful.  O   raka. excess, surplus, extension, augmentation, gain, etc.  O   rawea. rawea, rawerawea: to catch, to seize, to take, to capture, to gain, to procure.  O   reke1. catch, gain, discovery, result, attainment.  O   tokabora. katoka borana: to succeed, to win, to get out of difficulties, to gain the day, to get the better of.  O   ua6. te ua, uan te ...: fruit, product, result, gain, profit.

gait	B   waekíekie. a springhalt gait.  B   wáetata. a rapid gait.  B   wáetatáwe. a rapid gait, brisk walking.  B   wáetebe. a springhalt gait.

gaiters

O   take6. te take ni wae: leggings of warrior, gaiters.

galaxy

B   náiabu. the milky way, the galaxy.

galbanum

B   káribanam. galbanum.

gall	B   aári. gall, gall-bladder.  O   ari1. gall, gall bladder.

gallant

O   kana ni botika. kana ni botika, kana ni kirei: to act the gallant, seduce by flirtation.

gallantry

O   tamare. nano n tamare: desire ... wi n tamare: to speak as seducer, gallantry, coquetry, ogling, teasing, enticing, provoking opposite sex.

gall-bladder

B   aári. gall, gall-bladder.

gallivant

O   kareuma. kare-kainga: to gallivant.  O   rebu2. to gallivant, to roam about.

gallivanting

O   euta. te eueutaki: gallivanting, vagabondage.  O   maurere. always on the move, gallivanting.  O   rebutonga. always gallivanting, roaming around for something or other.

gallon

B   káran. a gallon.  O   karan. gallon (measure).

gallop

O   biri. to gallop, to run, to trot.

gamble

B   karuotúaa. to gamble, to bet.

gambol

O   kirei. to gambol, to frolic.  O   kirewe. (kiri ewe: jumps) to show exuberance, to gambol, to play amusing tricks to attract attention (esp. of the opposite sex).  O   kiririnang. to caper, to gambol, to frolic.  O   makei2. to gambol, to frolic (as makei).  O   rei1. the play of porpoises, leap, caper, frolic, gambol, romp.

Gambusia

O   ikabaun. Gambusia.

game

B   ábuabu. a game.  O   araumakai. a game with song and action. Players stand in circle with hands extended (the one whose actions do not correspond to last syllable is out).  B   átau. stone used in the game of kabane.  B   b'aábu:. a game in which every one is to keep silent and not to move at all.  O   babu3. a game, players are silent and immobile.  O   batete. te kabatete: incline or slope, a ramp, a sliding game, toboggan.  B   bebéngu. a kind of game.  O   bebengu. 1. a game accompanied with song.  O   bebenu. a game (consisting of tying ing all around one so as to look terrifying).  O   bebeti. bebeta game in which one calls Bebeti and the other Bebeta.  O   boiri. a game, in which a ball (ano) is kicked and kept off the ground.  O   borau1. a game, draughts, chess, <checkers>.  O   boua. 2. te kare boua: game of skittles.  O   bwereraun. a shell, a game.  B   éba. pan leaf case containing the feathers of the eitei to be used in the game of kabane.  B   éwebweréi. game of jumping the rope or over an object.  B   íbetao. game of children in which one tries to break his neighbor's half-shell with his own half-shell.  O   ibetoa. a children's game comprised of knocking two shells together to see which is the stronger (te kaun koikoi).  B   íbo. game of pushing another with the shoulder.  O   ibo1. game in which one repels with shoulder.  O   ibutika. an exchange of dolls (child's game).  B   íeao. trick in the game of kabane.  O   ietoa. a certain tragi-comic game consisting of a sham war.  O   ika ni maiaki. a special way of playing oreano. <game>.  B   íkabáebae. game or sport in which something is hidden in the sand to be sought out.  O   ikabaebae. 2. game of ..., play at ...  B   ikáikaa. game of punching in the side.  O   ikakae. game of tag, chasing one another.  O   ikaraba. game of hide and seek.  O   ikaroaroa. a game, sort of tilting match in water, two persons standing on shoulders of two others, trying to knock each other down.  O   ikatokatoka. a game in which a ball is thrown from one to another by foot or hand.  B   íri. small thing suspended high by a string which jumpers strive to touch <game>.  O   iri1. te bo iri: a game in which this ball is used.  O   iriniwae. irinwaea ... (game).  B   iríribi. play the game of iribi.  B   iríribi. game of football.  O   iriribi. ball game or Gilbertese rugby (formerly).  O   itabetabe. a game in which players carry one another in turns (N.).  O   itira. te itira: the one who chases in game Kaba.  O   itua n rereba. a string figure in the game of cat's cradle; wau cul.  O   kaba1. te i-kaba: game of blind man's bluff.  B   kab'áne. a game in which a ball attached to a string is used.  O   kabane. to play this game.  B   kab'átete. a game of sliding.  B   kabéi. a game of throwing.  B   kábure. a game of spatting hands, a style of mat.  O   kabure. an ancient game for four persons sitting facing, doing hand movements.  B   kabúrinako. a game resembling quoits.  O   kabwe. a game of rounders.  B   káeb'a. a game, the name given to kabane in Butaritari.  O   kaeba. a game.  O   kai ni katu. a wooden bar (short and thick) used in game of katua.  B   káintore. a stick lashed for strengthening another, or for use in a game.  B   kakátua. frequentative of katua to play the game of katua frequently.  O   kakino. i-kakino: game of chasing, chasing each other.  B   kákuri. a game.  O   kakuri. a game.  O   kamaei. this game.  O   kamane. a game. te bai ni kamane:  O   karanga. a game, kind of dance.  O   kare itoi. a game in former times (consisted of throwing burning beti at each other).  O   kare ngutu. a game with three skittles named:  O   karekarawa. hop scotch game.  B   kárem'akaái. to play a game with operculums.  O   kare-makai. a game.  O   karemotu. a game of skittles.  B   kárengutu. a game in which effort is made to hit a coconut on the ground with a stick.  B   káretika. to play the game of karetika.  O   karetika. kakaretika a game in which a small block of wood must hit and glide over a log lying horizontally.  O   karetunga. a game.  O   kareuea. a game of skittles or ball.  B   károron. a game slightly resembling ten-pins.  O   karoron. a game of skittles, ball used in game.  B   kátæta. the game of skipping stones.  B   kaátiki. a certain game.  O   katiko. a game of pitch and toss.  O   katiri. (2) wing players in game of oreano.  B   katókatoka. to play at a game of ball in which the ball is constantly knocked upwards.  B   katúa. to play the game of katua.  O   katua. a game of rebound.  O   katua tura. katuatura: to throw and make glide over with grazing hit (in game of karetika).  O   kaunibai. (3) a certain hand contest of strength (game), pugilism.  O   kauniben1. a game consisting of throwing two coconuts one against the other to see which will withstand shock.  B   ki:/ko. entangled as the feather in a line in the game of kabane.  O   kinibaubau. a child's game.  B   ki:/no. a game of tag.  O   kino i-kakino. game of chasing.  O   kiribane. kikiribane a game.  B   koóua. a certain game.  O   koua. a game in the water (rocking someone while singing).  O   mairi. kamairia: to provoke or cause forgetfulness or error in the rules of a game.  O   makare. a game.  O   mara5. a game.  O   motiki tawaina. in a certain game the act of breaking the tanea on the back of a player.  O   newenewe. a game of suspension.  O   nikarara. a game of dexterity consisting of throwing up several balls (or other objects) and catching them, juggling <juggle>.  B   nikaaraárai. a certain game (see below).  O   nikararao. (1) children's game.  B   nikáririaki. name of a certain game.  O   nikaririaki. a game.  O   ngutu2. te kare ngutu: this game te kai ni kare ngutu: stick for knocking down skittles.  O   oreano. a game played with large hard ball called ano.  O   oro tenua. a child's game.  O   raba2. I-karaba: game of hide and seek, to play at ...  B   rábino. a lewd game.  B   tábetabe. a kind of game in which persons are taken up and carried.  B   takaákaro. play, sport, a game.  O   tamanre. a game.  B   táob'aro. to throw low in the game of karetika.  O   taobaro. a manner of throwing stick in game called karetika.  O   tikoia. Ten tikoia: a child's game.  B   tirére. a certain kind of game or amusement.  O   toka1. i katokatoka: ball game.  B   tóru. an outdoor game accompanied with chanting and the striking of sticks.  O   tuatua. a term used in game of kaburinako.  O   unikarara. a game, juggling <juggle> objects.  O   unikitaba. a child's game, tapping cheeks.  O   uniwaka. an ancient game, kind of sham battle with green batons of midribs of palm or taro leaves.  O   unoba. n.v. uniwaka: for children's game ...  O   wae1. karewae: to throw a skittle between legs, to play game of ...  B   wáiki. the taking of another's place in a game when required.  B   wáinimæn. a method of tying the feather float in the game of kab'ane.  O   wai-ni-man. v.t. wainimania: a manner of placing feather on stick in game of kabane.  B   wáu. to play the game of cat's-cradle.  O   wau. game of Cat's Cradles.

games

B   kateim'áie. to start worldly games.  O   takakaro. noisy games, , play (in general), amusement, diversion, entertainment, pastime, sport.

Gamma

O   Tia ni Kaure. a star. Gamma Y of Orion.

gang	O   koraki. people, crowd, society, group, assembly, team, gang, mob, family, relations, kindred.  O   ro1. te ro teaina, ro te aina: work in shifts, teams, in one gang, all together, to make copra going from land to land.

gangrene

O   mka. rotten, corrupt, decomposed, spoiled, gangrened, cankered.

gannet

O   monuakena. a large bird (marked gannet, blue faced booby, common in Phoenix Islands), walks majestically.  G   mouakena. <bird> blue faced booby, Masked gannet (The Blue-faced booby is seldom seen in the Gilbert and Ellice groups. An occasional one is picked up by parties on fishing groups. The adult is a large white bird with contr ... dark brown primaries and tail feathers. The bill has a horn-colored tip, the base being orange-yellow in males and pinkish in females. There is a conspicuous patch of dark blue skin on the face and throat.) (aa).

gaol	O   uma ni kaikain. jail, prison, gaol.

gap	O   kaewa. a breach, a gap, a sandy space between coral rocks.  O   maranga. kamarangan, kaimarangan, koromarangan: idem. <gap>.  O   mata n rawarawa. an opening, channel, gap in the reef.  O   wara. te kawara: a blasted, open passage, a break <gap>, a clear space.

gape	B   a. gape.  O   uki1. to gape, to be ajar, to be open.

gaping

O   bakamangai. e baka mangaina: he is gaping, open mouthed.  O   no. te no, te nono: act of looking, contemplation of spectator, gaping.

gaps	O   wirekareka. mouth full of stumps, ... gaps.

garboard

O   buaka1. garboard.

gardener

O   ribana. te tia ribana: farmer, gardener, etc.

gardening

O   ribana. farming, agriculture, cultivation, tillage, gardening.

Gardner Island

O   Nikumaroro. Gardner Island, Phoenix Group.

garfish

O   ana2. a fish, (small, slender species) needle fish, garfish, half beak; species -- te ana ororo, te ana tababa, te ana bungibung.  G   anaroro. garfish (sm).  O   make1. make ni karawa: garfish.  G   m'ákenikárawa. garfish (sm).  O   raubara. garfish <fish>.  G   raubara. garfish (sm).  O   tau. (1) a fish, garfish.  G   tau. garfish (sm).

garland

O   arematoa. 1. magic garland hung on kiaromatua after use.  O   kaue. flower ornaments, decoration made of flowers, garland, wreath or crown of flowers.  O   ramane. any string, ribbon, garland worn as bandoleer, sash.  O   taberaitiai. magic necklace garland with uri flowers at seven different spaces.  O   takuakua. to have, to carry on one's person all kinds of magic, garlands, amulets, to be well protected.

garlic

B   kaárike. garlic.

garment

O   kouti. a garment (vest) woven of pandanus leaves for spoilt child (who is kakoaki).  B   niníra. a loose garment worn over the shoulders, a wrapper.  B   ri:ri:/a. to adorn a garment with a ruffle.  B   tæ/notæno. covered with sand, as a garment.  B   turúnga. to wash as a garment as by pounding on a plank.

garments

B   tabónibainrang/. not skilled in making canoes or garments.

garret

O   baonimoto. a kind of half storey, garret, high platform in house, nuptial chamber.  O   kamama. a window, opening, garret window.  O   rawati. a kind of garret or attic in a dwelling, kind of shelf for skeleton or person in maneaba, horizontal bar at top of mast to which platform or stand is attached, dais or platform.

garrulous

O   banga n tiko. garrulous, talkative, loquacious.  B   káintoka. to often repeat what one has before said, to be garrulous.  B   tákabea. garrulous, loquacious, talkative, long-winded.

gas	O   ang4. wind, breeze, air, gas, breath, climate, atmosphere,.

gash	O   baituru. marks on the skin, burn mark, gash made as a sign of mourning, stigmata.  O   maneka. a trace, footprint, mark, gash, scar, steps cut in trunk of tree for climbing, traces showing limit of tide.  B   nim'anæ/nginæ. badly gashed.  O   takoro. a notch, gash.

gashed

B   m'ákoro. cut, gashed.

gasp	O   ike rake. to gasp for breath.  B   ikemóro. pant, panting, gasp.  O   ikemoro. to gasp for breath, to pant.  B   íkenráwa. gasp, sigh aloud.

gate	B   mætæ/roa. door, gate, entrance.

gather

B   áneane. gather coconut from a tree.  B   auráma. gathering for feasting.  O   babaurua. to gather together in great number, to assemble, to muster often.  O   bariko. kabarikoa: to put in heaps, to gather, to assemble, to store up.  O   batia1. to fold up work, to gather up one's belongings, to arrange.  O   batutu. kabatutua: to gather, to pucker.  O   ben. te boben: to gather ...,.  O   bo. boa, bota: to gather together, to assemble, to put together.  O   bo ben. to gather or put coconuts together.  O   borai. to assemble or gather coconut leaves.  O   borau2. to gather pandanus leaves for thatch.  O   borin. to gather dry coconut leaves (rin) to be used as torches or thatch, etc.  O   iko1. to assemble, to gather up, to pick, to harvest, to store up, to make provision.  B   ikóta. bring together, collect, gather.  O   ikota. ikoikota: to add up, to collect, to gather up, to put together.  O   kabaka. to gather together, to get together.  O   kabatutu. kabatutua: to gather, to pucker, to frown.  B   kánata. to gather into a heap, to collect.  O   karaunoa. to gather moimoto in such a way as not to let them fall and be smashed.  O   karem. to pick, to gather.  B   kárikoa. to gather.  B   katæ/nina. to gather to one side in order to make room.  B   kauakónikona. to gather in folds or plaits.  O   kinika. kiniki-ue: to gather flowers (in general).  O   kinikiue. to gather flowers. kini-kaue: to collect flowers for wreaths.  O   manu. kamanunua: to gather, to pleat.  O   moantai. moantaia: to gather, to harvest.  B   noóno. a perquisite or recompense in the form of a coconut given to the climber for gathering coconuts.  O   remrem. to gather, ... glean.  O   riko. Riko bai: to gather, to provide provisions.  O   rona. rona te ai: to gather together the embers to keep fire going, to diminish its size, circumference.  B   rúanibénu. to assemble, to gather together.  O   tai3. to gather in harvest.  O   tangkongko. tangkongkoa: to gather, to scrape up the remains.  B   tetéwetabónibáina. to gather togerher.  B   torónga. to gather together.  O   ua6. kinika ua: to gather, ... pull fruit.  B   uakónikon. wrinkle, gather.  B   uakónikon. gathered as in sewing, wrinkled.

gathered

O   batutu. pleated, gathered, wrinkeled.  O   kokoni. gathered together, bent over, shrivelled up, wrinkled, squat.  O   nimatenten. grouped, close together, gathered together (shoals of fish, swarms, distinct objects).  B   ntanjn/njn. ruffled, gathered.  B   tæ/nin. blistered, excrescent, gathered in a company or mass at one side.

gathering

O   bunuwa. a gathering or fleet of canoes setting sail together, being launched at the same time.  B   karemói. to engage in gathering coconuts by pelting.  O   maio. assembly, gathering (for something or other).  B   ntaangaánga. a gathering or herding together, a company.  B   tæ/noi. excitedly gathering to learn the news.

gathers

O   abarunga. e runga te aba: the crowd gathers.  O   mumun1. gathers, pleats.

gather up

O   taururo. kataururoa: to reduce to ..., to be reduced to ..., to gather up, to use to the last scrap.

gauge

O   tiroba1. tirobaea: to examine the whole, to gauge by looking, to look, to examine, to admire the form, proportions, general effect, physical features.

gauntlet

O   katibana. te katibana n te bai: gauntlet, boxing glove (Gilbertese, made of string), thumb stall.  O   kau ni bai. glove, gauntlet.

gawky

O   uara. gawky, badly adapted, insecure, uncertain, slow, awkward, embarrassed.

gaze	O   tirowawa. v.t. tirowawaea: to look, or gaze on with nausea, disgust, repugnance.

gazelle

B   ketére. a gazelle.

gear	O   bai n takakaro. an object made sport of... fun of, toy, sports gear, equipment.  O   bain tebo. diving suit, gear.

gecko

O   beru. gecko, lizard.  L   beru. all small geckos.  L   beru taburimai. all large geckos.  B   kÉko. a gecko.

gehenna

B   keen/na. gehenna , hell.

gelatinous

B   ntabæ/nibæn. a gelatinous marine animal, the.  B   táimæke. a marine gelatinous animal, the.

Gemini

O   Antim'am'a. a star, Gemini.

gender

O   aine. te nati te aine: daughter te aro n aine: female sex, feminine gender.

genealogy

O   kateiriki. to prove or show one's genealogy.  O   materongabu. a large family of ancestors and descendants <genealogy ?>.

general

O   uamae. scattered, dispersed, <general (meaning)>.

generation

B   ríki. coming into existence, generation, land formed by the washing up of sand.  O   riki1. coming into existence, origin, extraction, generation, conception.  B   róro. a generation.  O   roro. generation.  O   tamaroro. te i-tamaroro, a i-tamaroro: to be of the same generation, nearly the same age, steps and stairs.

generosity

O   kakaianga. generosity.  O   nano n tituaraoi. generous heart, generosity, gratitude, charitable.

generous

O   baiati. generous, giving without counting, good measure.  O   bairaoi. bairaroi. handy, skilful, clever, expert, generous, impartial.  O   kakaianga. generous.  B   katítuaráoa. to speak of one, or to call one generous, hence to thank.  B   móamoa. generous, benevolent.  O   nano n toka. noble, generous hearted.  B   títuaráoi. generous, liberal.  O   tituaraoi. liberal, generous, open handed.

genius

B   kaoæ/nikai. possessed of genius.

gentile

O   bekan. pagan, gentile, idolater, person of bad morals, nude.  B   tiEn/taire. a Gentile.

gentle

O   aine. ae ina n aine: gentle, like a woman.  O   anginou. wind like nou (stationary fish), gentle wind.  B   aoáine. gentle, mild.  O   aoaine. feminine looking, gentle.  O   inaaine. gentle, graceful, amiable.  B   inaáine. gentle in manner, soft and refined in manners, mild, meek.  B   inaáine. gentleness in manner.  O   inaine. gentle, ladylike.  O   inataba. gentle, obedient, docile, used mostly in negative.  B   kanimaámanéia. to make gentle and inoffensive.  O   karaua. to act, to treat or handle gently <gentle>, carefully, to treat with caution.  O   karauakina. to treat gently <gentle>, to calm, to tranquilize.  O   karaurau. to go, to do, to act with precaution, gently <gentle>, moderately.  O   koririn tari. e koriri rio: the current flows gently <gentle> towards the west e koriri rake: the current flows gently towards the east.  B   máem. gentle.  O   maem. gentle, peaceful.  B   mæ/nim. gentle.  O   marenoa. to act gently <gentle>, slowly, with precaution.  O   matanikanebu. frail looking, anaemic, feeble, gentle, modest looking.  B   m:wémwe. blowing very gentley or in "cat's paws".  B   nimaámanei. gentle, meek, inoffensive, mild.  O   tiko. little, small, fine, slender, slim and at the same time dainty, graceful, pretty, gentle.

gentlemen

O   ma3. kam aki iri ma?: aren't you coming gentlemen?  O   naka. (1) for calling several women or men together. ladies! gentlemen! ladies and gentlemen! singular Neiko! Nao!.  O   nei. Naka! for calling women or females or for calling men and women (ladies and gentlemen); ...

gentleness

O   nimamanei. sweetness, gentleness.

gently

O   babai. to go... treat gently (with precaution).  O   botam. botamia: to do a work gently, delicately, to touch or handle in a superficial way.  O   kamarara. to do gently, to moderate, to attenuate, to tone down. kamarara te kuna: hum a tune.  B   karáua. to do gently.  B   karáurau. to act gently or slowly.  O   rau1. ka-raurau: to act, speak, move quietly, gently, calmly, slowly, sparingly.

genuflect

O   bubua2. te bubua ni wae: knee katorobubua: to kneel, to genuflect.  O   tura1. to genuflect.

genuine

O   koaua. true, real, certain, genuine, etc.  O   oi. genuine, substantial, proper.

genus

O   wari. wari. the large species of (things, animals and esp. fish) <phylum, class, order, family, genus ?>.

geographical

O   tiro-aba. exploration, geographical expedition.

geography

B   tiáokurebe. geography.

gerah

B   kíra. a gerah.

germ	O   marewe. germ, shoot, flower, head, crown, crowning, first born, fine flower of.

germinate

O   riki1. riki: to come into existence, to take life, to be, to become, to be formed, to germinate.

germ-top

B   ubúbu. tender germ-top of a coconut tree.

Gerres

O   amori. Gerres specialis.  O   bobo1. Gerres sp.  O   nibongibong. (2) Lutianus gibbus. Gerres oblongur.  O   ninimai. Gerres oblongus, gerres argyrus.

gestation

O   taoman. to compute the months of gestation by deduction (tao) minus one, minus two.  O   tauman1. taumania: to count the months of gestation.

gesticulate

B   iránikai. gesticulate, parry with the hands.

gesticulations

O   iranikai. gesticulations.

gesture

O   rere1. rerea: to make such a movement, such gesture with rapidity.

get	B   ánaa. take, get.  O   eba1. to get up ... stand up promptly.  O   karekea. to procure, to get, to look for.  B   tóka. to be placed upon to take passage, to get on.

get above

O   tokarake. to elevate oneself, to get above, to dominate.

get even

O   otokai. otea te kai, kabaka te kai: to break, to ward off ill-luck, to take away, to withdraw a punishment, to take one's revenge on ..., to pay back, to get even with.

get on

O   tima1. to understand mutually, to get on well together.  O   toka1. toka i, ... n ... i aon te ..., totoka, tokatoka: to get on, to ride on, to sail on, to take passage on, to get on something high, to dominate.  O   tokara. to get up on, to get on, to sit on.

get out

O   katutu. katutu, kakatutu: to dig up, to get out taro.

get over

O   ewea. to get over, to jump over, to make an incantation to escape ill-luck, punishment, a difficult time.  O   ewebwerei. to skip, to get over an obstacle.

get up

O   ewerake. to leap, to get up, to arise, to grow up a little, to grow quickly.  O   kaewenako. 2. to make jump, to start up, to get up (to dance, sing, wrestle, etc.).  O   uti2. to get up, to swell, to lift up, to wake up, to raise up, to stand on end, to be awake, to be up, lifted up, swollen.

geyser

B   káita. a geyser.

ghastly

O   tawere. pale, wan, ghastly.

ghost

B   æn/ti. god, spirit, ghost.  O   anti. God, spirit, ghost, phantom, spectre, demon, devil.  L   kauti. ghost crabs.  O   mamang. a spirit (anti) ghost, spectre, vision, hallucination.

ghost crab

O   kauki. a crab, ghost crab.  G   káuki. ghost crab; reaches breadth of 3 inches.

ghostly

O   taramau. haggard, ghostly look.

ghosts

B   kauæn/ti. to speak of ghosts.