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Entry (Teny iditra)		haja
Part of speech (Sokajin-teny)		noun (anarana)
Malagasy definition (Famaritana malagasy)		Fanaovana ho zavatra, toetra mahatonga h [...] ¶ Mariky ny fiheverana ho zavatra: Omeo [...] ¶ Voninahitra, baràka, hasina, zo, [...] [full text in Rajemisa 1985]
English translation (Dikanteny anglisy)		Honour, respect, regard, reverence. See asy. [Richardson 1885]
		Respect, honor [Hallanger 1973]
French translation (Dikanteny frantsay)		Respect, considération, vénération, honneurs rendus: Mendrika homen-kaja izy (Il mérite d'être respecté, honoré) ~ Manan-kaja io vehivavy io (Cette femme est respectée) [Abinal 1888]
		Respect, honneur [Hallanger 1974]
Vocabulary (Voambolana)		Emotions (Ontam-po)
Derivatives (Sampanteny)		anajana, fanaja, fanajana, fihaja, hajaina, manaja, mihaja, mpanaja, mpihaja, voahaja
Morphology (Ny bikany)		haja hajako hajanao hajany hajantsika hajanay hajanareo hajan' hajan- hajam- -kaja -kajako -kajanao -kajany -kajantsika -kajanay -kajanareo -kajan' -kajan- -kajam-
Expressions (Fombam-pitenenana)		haja sy voninahitra hajam-bolana heni-kaja manome haja mendri-kaja olo-manan-kaja very haja
Proverbs (Ohabolana)		haja
Entry (Teny iditra)		haja
Part of speech (Sokajin-teny)		noun (anarana)
Malagasy definition (Famaritana malagasy)		Izay noharina, harena [Bara] [Rakotosaona 1972]
Synonyms (Teny mitovy hevitra)		hajahaja

Updated on 2012/02/15