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Entry (1/2)1  bohaka
Part of speech  2  adjective
Explanations in Malagasy  3  [1.1] Enti-milaza fibontsinana ho ngeza.
Explanations in English  4  [1.2] fastened at one end and loose at the other, as a mop, a brush, a tassel; to be plaited at one end but loose at the other, as braids of hair.
Explanations in French  5  [1.3#84] Qui s’est dilaté, épanoui, soulevé, qui est élastique ; fig. prodigue par vanité
Derivatives 
Active verbs :6 mibohaka, 7 mibohaka, 8 manabohaka
Passive verbs :9 bohafina, 10 tafabohaka, 11 voabohaka
Relative verbs :12 ibohafana, 13 anabohafana
Names :14 fibohaka, 15 fibohafana, 16 fanabohafana, 17 fanabohaka, 18 bohabohaka, 19 sabohaka, 20 mpibohaka, 21 mpanabohaka
Adjectives :22 mahabohaka
All compound words 
23  manabohamaty
Proverbs  24  Proverbs containing the word bohaka
Entry (2/2)25  bohaka
Part of speech  26  noun
Explanations in French  27  [1.196] (de bohaka, adjectif, qui se dilate, s'épanouit). Tinopsis conjugata (Thouars ex Radlk.) Capuron (Sapindaceae). [Taifasy]
Vocabulary  28  Botany
Scientific name 
Tinopsis conjugata
   
Anagrams  29 bahoka, 30 bohaka, 31 haboka, 32 hobaka, 33 kaboha
Updated on 2025/09/12