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| bangobango | mass (the) ~ the bulk, the general mass. Probably connected with Bango, a plait etc. |
| bozaka | mass (a large) ~ vast in number, a multitude, a large mass |
| agaboka | mass (to be put in a) ~ to be put in a mass. |
| gaboka | mass (a) ~ a heap, a mass, a lot, a total of many items. Compare <1kapoka#+kapoka>, <1ankapobeny#+ankapobeny>; also <1antontany#+antontany>, <1avosa#+avosa>, <1ambongadiny#+ambongadiny> |
| lamesa | mass ~ a mass. A word introduced and used by the French Roman Catholics ~ a mass; a chanted liturgical service |
| ambangony | mass ~ [am-, bango, a mass.] A collective mass, an undivided mass, assemblage; thoughts; a genus. See bango. |
| migaboka | mass (to be put in a) ~ to be in a mass. |
| manandroka | mass (to) ~ to gather cattle together, to mass together |
| androka | mass ~ a heap, a mass |
| potriaka | mass ~ in mass, in great number |
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