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| Entry | amborasaha (ambora, saha) | |
| Part of speech | noun | |
| Explanations in Malagasy | Zavamaniry fanao ody tazo manampy ny kininina ny fakany, sady manakely ny atodintazo (Burasaia madagascariensis) [1.1] | |
| Explanations in English | [Sihanaka] [saha, a field.] A shrub, from the leaves of which the Sihanaka make a decoction and give to those who are possessed by the vazimba, as also to those who have gonorrhea. The fruit is also pounded and rubbed on the fontanelle of newly-born children. Tambourissa sp. [1.2] | |
| Explanations in French | (1) (de ambora = nom générique des tambourissa, et
saha = vallée).
[Sihanaka] Tambourissa baronii Drake (Monimiaceae) [Bezanozano] Tambourissa hildebrandtii Perkins et Tambourissa trichophylla Baker (Monimiaceae). Voir ambora (1). [1.196] | |
| Scientific name | Tambourissa baronii, Tambourissa hildebrandtii, Tambourissa trichophylla | |
| Vocabulary | Botany ~ Health | |
| Entry | amborasaha (ambora, saha) | |
| Part of speech | noun | |
| Explanations in French | Corruption d' ambarasaha, et hybridation avec
ambora, d'où de nombreuses confusions.
[Betsimisaraka] Burasaia gracilis Decne. (nom déjà mentionné par Chapelier 1803). Burasaia madagascariensis (Baill.) Diels ; Spirospermum penduliflorum DC. (Ménispermaceae). [Bezanozano] Pittosporum ochrosiifolium Bojer (Pittosporaceae). [Merina] Hypericum lanceolatum Lam. (Hypericaceae). [1.196] | |
| Scientific name | Burasaia gracilis, Burasaia madagascariensis, Hypericum lanceolatum, Pittosporum ochrosiifolium, Spirospermum penduliflorum | |
| Vocabulary | Botany: grass | |
| Updated on 2020/07/31 |
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