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Entry (1/11)1  fat
Part of speech  2  morphological form of fata

Entry (2/11)3  fat
Part of speech  4  morphological form of fataka

Entry (3/11)5  fat
Part of speech  6  morphological form of fatana

Entry (4/11)7  fat
Part of speech  8  morphological form of fatao

Entry (5/11)9  fat
Part of speech  10  morphological form of fate

Entry (6/11)11  fat
Part of speech  12  morphological form of fatika

Entry (7/11)13  fat
Part of speech  14  morphological form of fatio

Entry (8/11)15  fat
Part of speech  16  morphological form of fatitra

Entry (9/11)17  fat
Part of speech  18  morphological form of fato

Entry (10/11)19  fat
Part of speech  20  morphological form of fatotra

Entry (11/11)21  fat
Part of speech  22  morphological form of faty

fat   
lahatrafate (a) ~ order; ranks; fate
vintanafate (a) ~ fate, luck, destiny
zara sy lahatrafate ~ the decrees of fate, inexorable fate
bolanginafat ~ plump, chubby, fat, sleek, well-conditioned. Used mostly of children. See <1dongadonga#>.
bonanakafat ~ plump, fat. See botrabotra, dongadonga
botrabotrainafat (to be made) ~ to be made plump or fat
aidinafat ~ [Root idina?] The Sakalava name for grease or fat.
miboratakafat ~ to be large and corpulent, to be extremely fat. Said of persons
mibotatakafat ~ to be fat, to be plump, to be sturdy
menakafat ~ fat, oil
matevinafat

fat   
kevokafat ~ fat, faquin, pédant, fanfaron; se dit aussi des animaux de combatqui semblent vouloir combattre et reculent à l;a vue de leurs rivaux.
mpikevokafat (un) ~ un fat, un pédant, un présomptueux, un rodomont
rebokefat ~ Fanfaron, fat, pédant, présomptueux, vantard