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| Entry | mibarera (barera) | ||||||||
| Part of speech | active verb | ||||||||
| Explanations in Malagasy | Mandeha miadana, mitari-damba: Rakoto ilay hitako nibarera anikeheo izay Miroraka, milatsaka toy ny elatra na ny lamba tsy zakan' ny tompony: Mibarera ny elatr' ity vorona ity Kivy, ketra-tsaina, manana endrika marikivy [1.1] | ||||||||
| Explanations in English | To be unable to fly high any longer, as a tired bird; to wear loose and flowing garmets dragging on the ground; to be loose, as the sides of a tent not properly stretched. See rebareba, refarefa [1.2] | ||||||||
| Examples | Aza malahelo, hono, rahavako, fa raha mibarera elatra toa hipetraka, hono, izy, tsy fitia fa avona;
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| Entry | mibarera | ||||||||
| Part of speech | active verb | ||||||||
| Explanations in Malagasy | [Tanosy] mirenireny [1.78] | ||||||||
| Explanations in English | [Provincial] To go about freely, to be at liberty, to be unrestrained, as the air, birds, savages, etc. [1.2] | ||||||||
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| Updated on 2023/02/12 |
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