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| Entry | 1 avoko |
| Part of speech | 2 noun |
| Explanations in Malagasy |
3 [1.1] 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 |
| Explanations in English |
4 [1.2] a small straggling herb, the root of which is eaten in times of scarcity. Vigna angivensis, Baker. Same as kimaotsa (Bets.). |
| Explanations in French |
5 [1.19] nom d'une racine comestible. [Tankarana]
6 [1.196] (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. |
| Examples |
7 [2.529] Nitsimoka koa ny vonin' avoko.
8 [2.296] Toa irony vonin' avoko anaty vero. 9 [1.282] Lazao azy, ry vonin'avoko an-tampon-tanety; |
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| Vocabulary | 15 Botany: grass |
| Synonyms | 16 kimaotsa |
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| Proverbs | 17 Proverbs containing the word avoko |
| Anagrams | 18 avoko, 19 ovoka |
| Updated on 2025/09/13 |
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