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ambatry
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noun
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Amberovatry [Antesaka]
[Rakotosaona 1972]
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A seed. A shrub, the leaves of which are boiled by the Betsileo and applied locally for sprains and dislocations. It is also largely grown to supply food for silkworms. Cajanus indicus, Spreng. (Bets.) Same as antsotry (Betsim.), ambarivatry, and amberivatry, which last see. [Betsileo]
[Richardson 1885]
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Cajanus
indicus
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ambatry
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noun
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Teny azo heverina ho fanafohezana ny hoe [...] [full text in Rajemisa 1985]
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Rarely used as a single word, but, joined with erany, it means the 72ndpart of a dollar. [Richardson 1885]
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Ambatry
(ambatry)
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name (geography)
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ambatry |
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