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| aiditra | ~ used of that which is to be put in, or to be brought in, as a person brought into a house or room. |
| akarina | ~ to be brought up, to be fetched up; to be taken up, as words, letters, or persons from inferiors to superiors. ~ to be lifted up |
| tezaina | ~ to be cared for, to be brought up |
| voaiditra | ~ taken in, brought in, introduced. |
| voampakatra | ~ taken up, brought to a higher position. To have been brought home, as of a bride, hence married. |
| brought up | |
| voakatra | ~ taken up, brought up to a higher position; <1voampakatra#> is more frequently used |
| brought up (not well) | |
| ratsy taiza | ~ not well brought up |
| brought up to (to be) | |
| ahatra | ~ to be made to reach to. ~ to be brought up to, to be applied |
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