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| efa | completed ~ finished, completed, accomplished: Efa lasa (Gone) [a sort of past perfect] |
| fahafenoana | completion ~ fullness, completion |
| fahatontosana | completion ~ full completion |
| fahavitana | completion ~ the act of finishing; completion |
| feno | complete ~ [Opt. Imp. feno'a.] Full, complete. [Mal. pa'nuh, Sans. purna.] ~ full, complete |
| fongotra | completed ~ exterminated, completed, fallen to ruins, rotten at the stump, cut entirely off, as the hair. See fokatra. ~ completely destroyed |
| mahavanona | completion (bring to) ~ to bring to completion or to maturity |
| mahavita | complete (to) ~ to complete, to finish; to be sufficient |
| mameno | complete (to) ~ to complete |
| mamara | complete (to) ~ to bring anything to a completion, to finish something. (Prov.) |
| mamita | complete (to) ~ to finish, to complete |
| manefa | complete (to) ~ to complete, to perform one's duty; to pay |
| manatontosa | complete (to) ~ to complete a thing, to finish a work |
| ngarangidina | complete ~ complete, full, whole, perfect, applied to numbers. |
| antitra | completed ~ mature, ripe, aged, old, permanent, durable, gone through with, completed, perfected; deep as applied to colours; old in the sense of used up, or worn out, as a pen, a coat, etc. |
| tanterahina | completed ~ to be effected, to be completed |
| tanteraka | completed ~ effected, accomplished, completed; perfect |
| voafeno | complete ~ filled, made complete. |
| vita | completed ~ completed, finished; dead: tsy vita tsy ifanakonana (it takes cooperation to do the job) |
| vitaina | completed ~ to be completed, to be finished |
