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1  full   
dabebaka2  full-cheeked ~ shallow, applied to baskets; full-cheeked, as a child. See bebaka, tabebaka
baribary3  full ~ large, full, well-made, clear, conspicuous
dabadaba4  full ~ full, filled to the brim
dibadiba5  full ~ to be full to excess; distended, said only of the abdomen. See <1diboka#>, <1diridiry#>
dibidiby6  full ~ full, as baskets, etc., replete, crowded, as a room. See <1dibadiba#>, <1safotra#>, <1tondraka#>.
diboka7  full ~ full, crowded, covered, as with water
feno8  full ~ [Opt. Imp. feno'a.] Full, complete. [Mal. pa'nuh, Sans. purna.] ~ full, complete
hiboka9  full ~ full, crowded; enclosed
hemana10  full ~ full, replenished, having all that is wanted. (prov.) see henika, hempona, hika, feno, enina.
henika11  full ~ full; having all
hipoka12  full ~ full, crammed
hizina13  full ~ full and pressing on each other
miboliaka14  full ~ to be full, to be fine, to be wide open. Used of the eyes.
midiboka15  full ~ to be full, to be brimful
mihizina16  full ~ to be crowded, full
mitafotafo17  full ~ to be full with a heap on (of dry measures)
ngarangidina18  full ~ complete, full, whole, perfect, applied to numbers. ~ constituting a full period
belaka19  full-faced ~ full-faced, broad-faced, large
fenomanana20  full moon ~ (feno manana) The full moon. [Mal. parnama, from Sans. (?).] ~ the full moon: fenomanana ny volana -- the moon is full
taboka21  full moon ~ full. Used of the moon
fahafenoana22  fullness ~ fullness, completion
fahavokisana23  fullness (a) ~ satiety, fullness, satiation, satisfaction of hunger
havokisana24  fullness (a) ~ satiety, fullness, satiation, satisfaction of hunger
girigirika25  full stop (a) ~ a point, a dot, a period, a full stop.
teboka famaranana26  full stop (a) ~ period, full stop
midabadaba27  full to the brim (to be) ~ to be full to the brim; to make the splashing sound when a person steps or plunges into water