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| fandohotse | wind (a) |
| alapoie | wind (a) |
| ambarao | wind (a) |
| miolaka | wind ~ to wind about, to go in a serpentine direction; to be oblique, to speak in an ambiguous manner, to quibble, to prevaricate. |
| manara-kodimirana | wind ~ to wind along the edge of a hill; to proceed by a path round a hill or by its side. |
| ampalo | wind (a) |
| ampela | wind |
| anim-balala | wind |
| añimbaratra | wind |
| animbato | wind |
| añina | wind (a) ~ breeze, wind. [Mal. angin.] |
| añindambo | wind (a) |
| añindrano | wind |
| añinantimo | wind |
| añintafara | wind (a) |
| rea | wind (a) |
| radraty | wind (a) |
| raorao | wind (a) |
| rivotra | wind (the) ~ wind, air |
| sobe | wind (a) |
| tadio | wind (a) ~ a whirlwind. It is generally supposed to consist of the spirits of the dead. ~ a whirlwind |
| tafio-drivotra | wind (a) ~ a high wind, a hurricane |
| tafiotra | wind (a) |
| tsitoly | wind (a) |
| variona | wind (a) |
| varatraza | wind (a) |
| varatrazy | wind ~ a high wind, particularly the south-east trade wind. It is used on the west coast for the land-breeze, the sea breeze being <1talio#+talio> |
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