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Entry1 avoko
Part of speech  2 noun
Explanations in Malagasy  3 Voninkazo dia maniry eny an-tanety, mandadina, mavokely ny voniny ary ny vodiny sahala amin' ny vomanga fotsy, sady fihinana koa
Ny avoko dia sarin' olona tsotsotra na manetry tena [1.1]
Explanations in English  4 a small straggling herb, the root of which is eaten in times of scarcity. Vigna angivensis, Baker. Same as kimaotsa (Bets.). [1.2]
Explanations in French  5 nom d'une racine comestible. [Tankarana] [1.19]
6 (de voko : courbé, cintré, allusion à la forme des fruits). [Merina, Betsileo]
Vigna angivensis Baker (Fabaceae). Racine charnue, comestible en cas de disette. Excellent fourrage pour les animaux.
Tephrosia lyallii Baker (Fabaceae). Bonne espèce fourragère. [1.196]
Examples  7 Nitsimoka koa ny vonin' avoko. [2.529]
8 Toa irony vonin' avoko anaty vero. [2.296]
9 Lazao azy, ry vonin'avoko an-tampon-tanety; [1.282]
Vocabulary  10 Botany: grass
Synonyms  11kimaotsa
All compound words  125 combinations of this word
Scientific name 
Tephrosia lyallii
    Vigna angivensis
   
Proverbs  13 Proverbs containing that word
Anagrams  14 avoko, 15 ovoka
Updated on 2025/11/02