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| sister | |
| mirahavavy | ~ to be two sisters, to be sisters. If more than two are meant, the number must be expressed. ~ who are sisters |
| razoky | ~ elder brother or sister (term of respect) |
| razandry | ~ younger brother or sister (term of respect) |
| sister (a younger) | |
| zandry | ~ a younger brother or sister; a junior |
| sister (a) | |
| anakavy | ~ [Provincial] a man's sister |
| ranabavy | ~ an appellation of respect used by a brother in addressing any woman other than his mother, wife, or daughter. See anabavy ~ sister a respectful term of address used by men |
| sister (to) | |
| mianadahy | ~ used of persons holding the relationship of brother and sister. ~ to be brother(s) and sister(s) |
| sister of a man (a) | |
| anabavy | ~ A man's sister. Used of women when men are speaking. See <1rahalahy#> ~ A man has <1rahalahy#> and an anabavy ~ The sister of a man |
| sister of a woman (a) | |
| rahavavy | ~ A sister of a woman; lit. when feminine. Comp. anabavy. ~ A woman has rahavavy and an <1anadahy#> ~ The sister of a woman; cf. anabavy |
| sister-in-law (a) | |
| zaobavy | ~ a sister-in-law |
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