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| praise | |
| dokam-barotra | ~ advertising, bragging, exaggerated praise |
| dera | ~ praise ~ fame, honour, celebrity. See <1da#>, <1laza#>, <1voninahitra#>, <1zo#> |
| deraina | ~ to praise, to celebrate, to glorify; to speak well of a person ~ to be praised |
| fiderana | ~ praise, glorification, celebration ~ the act of praising, praise |
| fandokafana | ~ praise, flattery |
| fandotsoana | ~ [Rel. s. from mandotso (lotso).] Excitement, a stimulus, usually applied to food given to a woman to produce milk; encouragement to a buyer of goods by praising the article, puff, praise. |
| anoano | ~ praise, blessing. (Prov.) See dera. |
| praise (a) | |
| doka | ~ praise, flattery |
| praise (false) | |
| angatra | ~ partiality ~ unfair dealing, unfair judgement ~ unfairness |
| praise (to seek) | |
| mampidera | ~ to show off something, to seek praise |
| praise (to) | |
| midera | ~ to praise, to celebrate, to glorify, to exalt ~ to praise, to speak well of |
| mandoka | ~ to praise, to flatter |
| praise the sovereign (to) | |
| mandrango | ~ [Provincial] to sing and praise the sovereign |
| praised | |
| dokafana | ~ to be praised, to be flattered |
| deraina | ~ to praise, to celebrate, to glorify; to speak well of a person ~ to be praised |
| anoanoina | ~ to be praised, to be blessed. (Prov.) |
| voadera | ~ praised, commended |
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