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| Three Visits to Madagascar |
| three | |
| telo | ~ three [Javanese talu, other Malay and Polynesian languages tello, tolu, and toro] ~ three |
| three (division into) | |
| fiteloana |
| three (state of being divided into) | |
| fitelo |
| three (that which is divided into) | |
| mpitelo |
| three (to be divided into) | |
| teloina | ~ to be divided into three |
| telovina | ~ to be divided into three |
| three (to divide into) | |
| mitelo | ~ to divide into three |
| three (which adds up to) | |
| mahatelo |
| three (which divides into) | |
| mahatelo |
| three by three | |
| tsitelotelo | ~ three by three |
| three days | |
| hateloana | ~ [ha-, and telo, three.] three days. |
| three eggs | |
| iray fototra | ~ a nest of three eggs |
| three times | |
| dikina | ~ [Provincial] three times, thrice |
| intelo | ~ three times ~ three times (and so with other numerals) |
| three weeks | |
| roatokom-bolana | ~ three weeks |
| three-fold | |
| ampaka telo | ~ [telo, three.] Three-fold, three times. |
| threefold (a) | |
| telo heny | ~ a threefold |
| avo telo heny | ~ a threefold |
| threepence | |
| ilasiray | ~ [sy, and iray, one.] threepence ; lit. one half and one, ie. One half (of twopence) and one (twopence). Pronounced lasiray. |
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