Malagasy Dictionary and Encyclopedia : Fe>`

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Entry (1/8)

1 fe-

Part of speech

2 morphological form of fetra

Entry (2/8)

3 fe

Part of speech

4 noun

Vocabulary

5 Biology

Explanations in Malagasy

6 Faritry ny rantsam-batana ambany hatreo amin' ny valahana no ho midina ka hatreo amin' ny lohalika [1.1]

Explanations in English

7 The thigh. [Mal. pah; Nias. gae; Dairi. kae; Toba. hae-hae. In many Polyn. languages vae, probably allied to this, is used for leg.] [1.2]
8 The thigh [1.7]

Explanations in French

9 Cuisse [1.8]

Morphology

10 Simple :	fe, feko, fenao, feny, fentsika, fenay, fenareo, fen', fen-, fem-
11 Prefixed :	-pe, -peko, -penao, -peny, -pentsika, -penay, -penareo, -pen', -pen-, -pem-

Compound words

hyperonym

20 tongotra

Co-hyponyms

21 leferana
22 lohalika

pokopoko
talikana

votativo

Proverbs

23 Proverbs containing the word fe

Entry (3/8)

24 fe

Part of speech

25 conjunction

Explanations in Malagasy

26 nefa [1.78]
27 fa, nefa [1.78]
28 "Fa hoe" (teny ampiasaina eo anelanelan' ny teny roa mba hilazana fa anarany fotsiny ny teny lazaina no manao ny asa voalazan' ilay teny voalohany saingy hoe manana ny toetra voalazan' ilay teny faharoa, fa raha ny marina tsy izany velively): Mitsangam-pe olona: mitsangana fa hoe olona, mitsangana saingy hoe olona, fa tsy manana ny tena maha-olona [1.1]

Explanations in English

29 Used for the conjunction fa [1.2]

Tables and plates

30 All the conjunctions

Entry (4/8)

31 fe

Part of speech

32 noun or adjective

Explanations in Malagasy

33 Hajambana [1.78]
34 Jamba [1.78]
35 Jamba [1.78]

Explanations in French

36 Aveugle [1.82]

Entry (5/8)

37 fe

Part of speech

38 noun

Explanations in English

39 For tolana [1.2]

Entry (6/8)

40 fe

Part of speech

41 particule

Explanations in Malagasy

42 Teny kely ampiasaina eo anelanelan' ny teny iray miverina indroa, ilazana toetra na asa tsy zarizary: Manao fe manao: zara raha manao, manao tsy zarizary. (Tsara homarihina fa ity teny itỳ dia mifanohitra amin' ilay teny hoe: "dia", izay mitovy fampiasa indrindra aminy fa ny heviny kosa mifanohitra amin' ny azy: Manao dia manao: tena manao marina tokoa) [1.1]

Explanations in English

43 Used for emphasis as follows: tenikofelehibe, manaofemanao [1.7]

Explanations in French

44 Comme-ci comme-çà [1.3, 1.8]
45 Se place entre un nom, un adjectif ou un verbe qui se répète, et lui donne le sens adverbial de : à peu près, un peu, pas trop, par acquit, sans zèle, avec indifférence: Trano fe trano io (C'est une maison comme ci comme ça) ~ Mazoto fe mazoto izy (Il est un peu zélé, pas trop zélé) ~ Olona fe olona izy (C'est un individu comme ci comme ça, un peu bête, un peu inabordable) ~ Manao fe manao (Faire à peu près, par manière d’acquit) ~ Homana fe homana (Manger sans goût) [1.3]

Compound words