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| Entry | fan~ | ||
| Part of speech | prefix | ||
| Explanations in English | The commencement of modal and relative nouns from verbs in man- before vowels, or where the initial consonant of the root has been rejected, or strengthened, as fanaiky, and fanekena, from aiky, or eky; fandeha, and fandehanana, from leha; fanoratra, and fanoratana, from soratra, etc. [Comp. Swa. fanya, to make to do.] The commencement of many modal nouns from verbs in man- where there has been an elision or strengthening of the initial consonant of the root, as: famono, from vono; famaky, from vaky; famafa, from fafa; fambata, from bata; it is also seen in the relative nouns from the same, as famonjena, from vonjy, etc. [1.2] | ||
| Explanations in French | Préfixe formant les substantifs verbaux des verbes en man-. Préfixe formant les substantifs verbaux ou relatifs de verbes en mam-: fambata, fambatama de bata; famototra, famotorana de fototra [1.3] | ||
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| Entry | fan
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| Part of speech | noun | ||
| Explanations in English | fikopaka; sahafa; milina mampiditra na mampifofofofo rivotra [1.17] | ||
| Entry | fan
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| Part of speech | active verb | ||
| Explanations in English | mikopaka; mampifofofofo; manaitra, mampafana fo [1.17] | ||
| Entry | fan
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| Part of speech | noun | ||
| Explanations in English | Olona mafana fo manohana na mankasitraka [1.17] | ||
| Anagrams | fan, f~na |
| Updated on 2021/01/30 |
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