| Entry 1/5 |
felika
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| Part of speech | noun
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| Explanations in Malagasy | Fanodidinana, fandehanana avy any ivoho, fiolahana [1.1]
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| Explanations in French | Contour, détour, circuit [1.3]
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| Entry 2/5 |
felika
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| Part of speech | noun
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| Explanations in English | The light companies of soldiers who are sent out to harass the enemy on the flanks or rear. Safelika also used. [1.2]
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| Explanations in French | [Tankarana]
Troupes légères ; voltigeurs. [1.19]
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| Entry 3/5 |
felika
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| Part of speech | noun
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| Explanations in Malagasy | [Taimoro]
Fehezam-bolom-borona [1.78]
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| Entry 4/5 |
felika
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| Part of speech | noun
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| Explanations in Malagasy | [Sihanaka]
kankana
[1.78]
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| Entry 5/5 |
felika
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| Part of speech | noun
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| Explanations in Malagasy | Anaran-kafa ilazana ny anana
[1.1]
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| Explanations in French | [Sakalava, Tsimihety]
Nom générique des herbes potagères, récoltées à l'état sauvage et consommées après cuisson comme légumes.
Équivalent de anana (Merina) et de
traka (Betsileo).
[1.196]
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