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| burn (a) | |
| hay an-tsoson-koditra |
| burn (to) | |
| mibodobodo | ~ to roar, as flames which are blown by a current of wind, to burn briskly. (Prov.) |
| midedaka | ~ to blaze, to burn fiercely |
| mandoro | ~ to burn |
| mandrehitra | ~ to burn, to set fire to |
| mioro | ~ to burn. |
| mivaivay | ~ to burn fiercely, to glow with heat |
| burn with fire (to) | |
| mandotra | ~ to burn with fire |
| burned | |
| jejajejaina | ~ [jejajejàna] to be burned |
| kila | ~ burnt |
| may kila | ~ burned up |
| burned (to be) | |
| doroana | ~ to be burned |
| burner (a) | |
| vava fatana |
| burning | |
| doro | ~ burning, setting on fire |
| fanaintainana | ~ throbbing and burning of a wound or injury |
| may | ~ on fire ~ burning ~ burnt |
| mahamay | ~ burning hot |
| burning (a) | |
| hay | ~ burning. A word not used alone, but in compounds ~ heat, fire |
| burnt | |
| forehitra | ~ Consumed, burnt. Comp. <1dorehitra#> |
| forambana | ~ ruined, destroyed, burnt. |
| forona | ~ [Provincial] consumed, burnt, reduced to nothing, as an over-cooked piece of meat, a burnt house, etc. |
| harakafo | ~ [afo, fire.] burned too much by fire, as bricks, tiles, etc., burned in a kiln and breaking from too much burning. |
| kila | ~ burnt |
| may | ~ on fire ~ burning ~ burnt |
| may kila | ~ burned up |
| burnt (to be) | |
| oroana | ~ to be burnt. |
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