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twelve, roa arnby ny folo. 
thirteen, telo arnby nyfolo , Sc. 
twenty, roa polo „ 
thirty, telo polo , cfcc. 
one hundred, 
two hundred, roan zato, Sc. 
Consonants are often inserted 
to ask, mangataka. 
to sing, mihira . 
to pray, mivavaka. 
to talk, miresaJca. 
to walk, mandeha-tongota. 
to sit, mipetraka. 
to sleep, matory. 
to wish, maniry. 
to eat, miliinina. 
to drink, misotro. 
to go, mandeha. 
to return, miverina. 
to visit, mamangy. 
in the compound numbers 
for the sake of euphony— 
e.g., roa(n ) zato. 
a thousand, arivo. 
two thousand, roa arivo , Sc. 
two men, roa laky. 
two women, roa vavy. 
to fear, matahotra. 
to suffer, mijaly. 
to shake, mangovitra. 
to hold, mitana. 
to flee, mandositra. 
to sink, milentaka. 
to steal, mangalatra. 
to weep, mitomany. 
to watch, miambena. 
to buy, mividy. 
to sell, mivarotra. 
to despise, mahafoy. 
Andeha isika , Let us go. 
Aynto rdno, Bring water. 
Andrdso kely, Stop a short time. 
Mandehdna fdingana, Go quick¬ 
ly- 
Antsoy ny vazaka , Call the gen¬ 
tleman (stranger). 
Aiza moa ny mofo ? Where is 
the bread 1 
Aiza moa ny rano? Where is 
the water ? 
Aiza moa ny tram? Where is 
the house 1 
Aiza moa ny vary? Where is 
the rice ? 
Aiza moa ny olona kafa ? Where 
are the other people ? 
Hoa trinona ? How much l 
Firy moa ? How many ? 
Manao alioana hianao tompoko- 
lahy? How are you, sir ? 
Tsar a hiany tompokolahy , Very 
well, sir. 
Mamangy anao aho, I visit you. 
Misaotra anao , Thank you. 
Veloma , Farewell. 
Aza marofy , May you come to 
no ill. 
Marina izany ? Is that true ? 
