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| Fanisana | ~ Numbers: <2bcv?bcv=04 |
| numb | |
| jihitra | ~ dead; numb from cold |
| ngoly | ~ benumbed, torpid from cold or a blow. Comp. <1voly#> ~ numb from cold or from a blow or from sitting still |
| number | |
| havitsina | ~ to be reduced to a small number |
| naomba | ~ an ordinal number. Compare <1isa#>. The above word is mostly employed in numbering off soldiers, or in announcing numbers of tunes, and in such cases a corruption of the English one, two, or three, etc. is joined to it. |
| potriaka | ~ [Provincial] in mass, in great number |
| number (a) | |
| habetsahana | ~ a number or quantity |
| isa | ~ a number |
| number (its) | |
| habeny | ~ its size, its quantity, its number, its extent. ~ the size of a thing |
| number (vast in) | |
| bozaka | ~ vast in number, a multitude, a large mass |
| numbered | |
| voaisa | ~ compted, numbered, reckoned |
| numbered among | |
| isany | ~ numbered among |
| numbness (to cause) | |
| mahangoly | ~ to cause numbness |
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