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fast (to be very)  | |
| migigagiga | ~ to be very firm, to be very fast |
| fasten with nails (to) | |
| mamantoka | ~ to nail, to fasten with nails. |
| manombo | ~ to fasten with nails or spikes |
| fastened | |
| migehy | ~ tied, fastened. |
| voaompana | ~ tied fast to, fastened to, securely connected with. |
| fastened with nails (to be) | |
| mifantsika | ~ To be nailed, nailed. ~ to be fastened with nails |
| fastener (a paper) | |
| fihazonan-taratasy | ~ a paper fastener. |
| faster | |
| mehina | ~ to be urged to go faster; to be expedited; to be done in a hurry |
| fasting | |
| fady | ~ abstinence, fasting, prohibition; unlawfulness, incest; anything tabooed. It often takes an accusative case, as: fady ahy izany. Faly is used in the provinces. [comp. Swa. fali, an omen.] ~ forbidden, tabou |
| fasting (a) | |
| fifadian-kanina | ~ fasting |
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| fastigiata | |
| fastuosa |
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