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| fifarana | ~ [Rel. s. from mifatra (fatra).] A measure. (Prov.) |
| famarana | ~ [Rel. s. from mamatra (fatra).] A measure for liquids, or such things as rice, sand, etc. ~ a measure of capacity |
| mamari-tany | ~ to fix boundaries, to measure off land. |
| anerany | ~ tsy anerany: beyond all measure, unreasonable |
| refy | ~ a fathom, about six feet; any unit of linear or surface measure |
| vata famarana | ~ a measure of dry volume |
| measure (a full) | |
| erana | ~ a full measure |
| measure (a) | |
| fanoharana | ~ a parable ~ a comparison ~ a measure, the means of measuring, a figure of speech |
| ohatra | ~ measure, comparison; a parable, a proverb. [mal. Sukut. For omission of s see ony, a river etc.] comp. hoatra (I., II.). ~ a measure; a comparison; an example |
| kapoaka | ~ a cup; a tin used as a measure |
| vata | ~ a box; a trunk or suitcase; a rice-measure |
| measure (to) | |
| mamina | ~ to measure by the space included by the tip of the forefinger and the thumb. |
| mamatra | ~ to measure in a rice measure or in a basket. ~ to measure in a container |
| mandia | ~ to tread, to step; to measure with the foot, to fall in with one's plans, to coincide with, to follow, to hit on the same idea, to correspond ~ to tread on; to go on a way |
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