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Entry (1/2)

1  trap

Part of speech

2  morphological form of trapahoriana

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Entry (2/2)

3  trap

Part of speech

4  morphological form of trapanala

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	trap
fandrika	trap ~ a snare, a trap, a gin. Applied also to words used to ensnare any one. ~ a trap
fanetribe	trap (a) ~ someone or something destructive, an unsuspected trap
akatra	trap ~ a trap, a snare
mamela-pandrika	trap (to prerpare a) ~ [velatra, spread.] To spread or prepare a trap.
mamela-pandrika	trap (to spread a) ~ [velatra, spread.] To spread or prepare a trap.
mamandrika	trap (to) ~ to ensnare, to lay a trap for. ~ to trap
tonta	trap (a) ~ a trap
fandrihana	trapped (to be) ~ to be ensnared, to be entrapped. ~ to be trapped; to be subscribed to (of a periodical); to be reserved (of a hotel room, a seat, etc); see mamandrika, famandrihana
famandrihana	trapping (act of) ~ the act of trapping; a subscription to a periodical; the reservation of a seat, hotel room, etc

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	trap
antsavily	trapèze (un) ~ escarpolette, trapèze
iraizopototra mahitsizoro	trapèze rectangle (un) ~ trapèze rectangle
fonentana	trapu ~ trapu et costaud
onkenana	trapus ~ court et trapus, mais vigoureux

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