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| Entrée | famoiza > famoizana (foy) | |
| Partie du discours | nom | |
| Explications en anglais | Rejection, abandonment ; renunciation [1.7] | |
| Explications en français | L’action d’abandonner, de renoncer Les souvenirs donnés aux défunts le matin du premier jour de l’an ou fandroana [1.3] | |
| Action de renoncer, de perdre [1.8] | ||
| Exemples | dia lasan'Andriamanitra nanao azy Rasoanorovelo, dia nihatra ny famoizana azy!
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| Vocabulaire | Emotions | |
| Entrée | famoiza > famoizana (foy) | |
| Partie du discours | nom | |
| Explications en malgache | Fahavakisana vay, famoahana nana [1.1] | |
| Vocabulaire | Santé | |
| Entrée | famoiza > famoizana (foy) | |
| Partie du discours | nom | |
| Explications en malgache | Fanononan-tena fa tsy hahita ny very na ny maty intsony Zavatra atao ho mariky ny fanaovam-beloma farany ny maty iray: Itỳ lambamena itỳ no Tara famoizana an' Itompokolahy Fanomezana tanteraka: Misaotra erampo amin' ny famoizanareo fotoana sy vola mba hanampiana anay [1.1] | |
| Explications en anglais | Any medicine or charm used on recovering from illness to prevent a relapse. A charm given to make one forget a past evil, a misfortune, a deceased parent, or to a child to make it forget its mother, etc. The last ceremonies performed for the dead. See afana [1.2] | |
| Vocabulaire | Santé ~ Religions, Croyances | |
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