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| manao fara hevitra | last attempt (to make one's) ~ to express one's final resolve, to make what one considers one's last attempts |
| fara fiainana | last day of one's life ~ The last day of one's life. Usually applied to a violent death. |
| fara | last ~ the last; offspring, children, an heir, succession, progeny. [Ar. fark, pulus (=furar). Comp. the Heb. par, a calf, a young bull; Germ. farr; also the Heb. bar, son, and the whole group of words from the same root (as parah=barah; Sansk. bhri (Zend. bara); Gr. phero; Lat. fero=Eng. bear, etc.] ~ the last; the supreme; a descendant, a child |
| fara letsy | last (the) ~ The last, the end |
| farany | last ~ The end, the last, the conclusion, the extremity, the close. |
| faravaton' Ijanga | last ~ The last stone thrown in any game of pitching or throwing, a lucky stone, a fortunate stone |
| hany sisa | last (the) ~ the last, the very last left. |
| lasitra | last ~ a shoemaker's last ~ a mold, a last, a form for fashioning something |
| miafara | last (to) ~ To be last, to be at the end. |
| maharitra | last (to) ~ to bear, to carry on; to last |
| hany sisa | last left (the very) ~ the last, the very last left. |
