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| dia | mark (a) ~ a footstep, a mark. [Probably connected with Swa. njia, or ndia, a path, a road] |
| famantarana | mark (a) ~ sign, an indication, a mark, a symptom. ~ a sign, an indication, a mark |
| fangitra | mark (a) ~ a curved mark or sign, a curved outline, a boundary, an indication. It is not used of a parallelogram. See <1faritra#+faritra> |
| fango | mark ~ a sign, an indication, a distinguishing mark. (Prov.) |
| faritra | mark (a) ~ a mark, an outline, a defined boundary, extent |
| girigirika | mark (a) ~ a small mark or point; |
| hirigirika | mark (a) ~ a small mark or point |
| mamidabida | mark (to) ~ to spot, to stain, to mark, to smear |
| manamarika | mark (to) ~ to mark; to take note of |
| marika | mark (a) ~ a sign or mark |
| Marka | Mark |
| Marka | Mark ~ Mark: <2bcv?bcv=48++one of the books of the Bible> |
| orimbato | mark (a) ~ a mark, a token, an obelisk, a memorial of any settlement or agreement, proof, a stone of witness; lit. stone setting up. |
| soritra | mark (a) ~ a mark, a trace, a line |
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