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| laoka | ~ any relish, or meat eaten with rice. On the coast it almost always means fish or vegetables. [Mal. ikan, fish; Borneo lank] ~ meat, fish, vegetables, etc eaten with rice |
| marakely | ~ a small fish |
| trondro | ~ a goldfish acclimated in Madagascar |
| fish (a kind of a) | |
| gogoka | ~ [Provincial] a kind of fish |
| fish (a kind of) | |
| fano | ~ [Provincial] a fish |
| tabaka | ~ [Provincial] a kind of fish |
| fish (a species of) | |
| toho | ~ a smallish fish with a flattened head |
| fish (species of) | |
| fiana | ~ [Provincial] the name given to certain fish, of which there are the following kinds: <1fiamalandy#>, <1fiamandry#>, <1fiamangataka#>, <1fiamangidy#>, <1fiambola#>, <1fiambazana#>, <1fiampotsy#>, <1fiandava#>, <1fiantandroka#> |
| gogo | ~ a kind of fish |
| rambo | |
| rarinky |
| fish (the) | |
| hazandrano | ~ [rano, water.] fish, shrimps, water snails, etc., used as food. See <1laokandrano# |
| fish out (to) | |
| mangaroka | ~ to tempt, to beguile, to circumvent, to impose on, to sift out, to fish out, to find out a person's ideas in a roundabout way. |
| fish with a net (to) | |
| manarato | ~ to fish with a net. ~ to fish with a net |
| fish with line (to) | |
| manjono | ~ to fish with hook and line |
| fish-bait | |
| jono | ~ fish-bait |
| fish-trap | |
| lombo |
| fish-trap (a) | |
| vovo | ~ a fish-trap with an open basket weave |
| fisherman (a) | |
| mpanjono | ~ a fisherman (with hook and line) |
| fishhook | |
| fintana | ~ a hook on a string. See farango, vintana. ~ a fishhook |
| fishing rod | |
| haranjono | ~ (haran-jono) a fishing rod. |
| fishnet | |
| harato | ~ a net, net-work, a fishing net. ~ a fishnet |
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