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| Entry | y
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| Part of speech | noun (symbol) | ||
| Explanations in Malagasy | Tarehintsoratra fahavalo ary zanatsoratra fahatelo amin'ny abidy malagasy. Raha mamaran-teny nyi dia atao y:Tany. [1.1] | ||
| Explanations in English | Y represents the same sound as i, but is used at the end of words, and is sounded very lightly In recent editions of the Bible y is used in the body of words taken from the Greek to represent the letter upsilon; thus Egypta (Egypt), Synagoga (Synagogue) [Editor's note: in Protestant Bibles only] [1.75] | ||
| Explanations in French | L'y n'est employé qu'à la fin des mots [1.20] | ||
| L'y ne s'emploie qu'à la fin des mots [1.104] | |||
| I et y se substituent l'un à l'autre selon leur position; i se place au commencement, ou au milieu des mots, ou seul, et y se met à la fin. [1.103] | |||
| Analogs | i ~ abidỳ | ||
| Tables and plates | The Alphabets | ||
| Articles | Andriamihaja Solonavalona: Ny fivoaran'ny abidia malagasy | ||
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| Entry | Y
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| Part of speech | noun (symbol) | ||
| Explanations in Malagasy | Singa mivaingana, faha-39 amin'ny fisokajiana miherina. [3.1] | ||
| Explanations in English | Yttrium. [3.1] | ||
| Vocabulary | Chemistry | ||
| Updated on 2022/08/14 |
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