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Entry	ananana (anana)
Part of speech	passive verb
English translation	to be owned, to be possessed [Hallanger 1973]
French translation	qu'on possède [Abinal 1888, Hallanger 1974]
	qu'on a: Andriamanitra ni ihavian' ny zavatra rehetra ananantsika (C'est de Dieu que nous vient tout ce que nous possédons) [Abinal 1888]
Morphology	Present Past Future ananana ananako anananao ananany ananantsika anananay anananareo ananan' ananan- ananam- anana- nananana nananako nanananao nananany nananantsika nanananay nanananareo nananan' nananan- nananam- nanana- hananana hananako hanananao hananany hananantsika hanananay hanananareo hananan' hananan- hananam- hanana-
Examples	1 Kanefa tsy ananana izany sady tsy azo. [Rasamuel: Fanambadiana] 2 ka mbola mipetraka amy ny tanin drazana, sy izay ananana kely eto. [Cohen-Bessy: Rakotovao]
Quotes	Proverbs containing the word ananana
Entry	ananana (anana)
Part of speech	relative verb
French translation	dont on a, sur qui on a une créance: Ny voankazo tahaka ireny no ananako betsaka (J'ai beaucoup de fruits de cette espece) ~ Ananako vola roapolo izy (J'ai sur lui une créance de vingt piastres, il me doit vingt piastres) [Abinal 1888]
Morphology	Present Past Future Imperative ananana ananako anananao ananany ananantsika anananay anananareo ananan' ananan- ananam- anana- nananana nananako nanananao nananany nananantsika nanananay nanananareo nananan' nananan- nananam- nanana- hananana hananako hanananao hananany hananantsika hanananay hanananareo hananan' hananan- hananam- hanana- anano

Updated on 2020/07/31