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| babontany | ~ [TANY, country.] Captives divided among the whole army, and not exclusively among the individuals who have caught them. (Prov.) |
| captive (a) | |
| babo | ~ booty, captives ~ spoil; plunder of any kind. See sambotra and toha. [Swa. Babua, root of verb to strip off.] |
| sambotra | ~ captive; a captive |
| captive (to be taken) | |
| baboina | ~ to be taken captive ~ to be captured; to be seized, as of goods. ~ to be seized |
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| tanjeña | ~ [Vezo] Absorbé, captivé, distrait, embarrassé, préoccupé - > añate, asa, bada, gege, hemba, lañake, leleke, lente, renoke, revo, sahira, sosotse, toantoa, vere |
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