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| obstruct (to) | |
| mamempina | ~ To obstruct, as the sand, etc., does the course of a river. |
| manampika | ~ [Provincial] to obstruct, to barricade |
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| bada | ~ barren, sterile, used of fat cattle; closed up, obstructed, impeded. |
| badana | ~ to be closed up, to be obstructed. (Prov.) |
| voafangoka | ~ deceived, deluded; obstructed |
| voatangozana | ~ detained, interrupted, hindered, obstructed, clogged |
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| fangoka | ~ in the provinces, both in the root and derivatives, it means an obstruction, an impediment, physical or moral. |
| hararo | ~ obstruction, encumbrance, prevention, discouragement, obstacle, impediment, dissuasion, (prov. ?) |
| obstruction in doorway | |
| aham-baravarana | ~ An obstruction in the door-way |
| obstruction | |
| fahatsentsenana | ~ obstruction |
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