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| Entry | arina | |||
| Part of speech | noun | |||
| Explanations in Malagasy | Sisa amin' ny hazo izay nodorana tsy avala hisy lelafo na ho zary lavenona ka tonga vongana azo arehitra mivaivay [Rajemisa 1985] | |||
| Explanations in English | charcoal, soot; [Hallanger 1973] | |||
| Explanations in French | charbon, suie; [Hallanger 1974] | |||
| Vocabulary | Chemistry | |||
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| Quotes | Proverbs containing the word arina | |||
| Entry | arina | |||
| Part of speech | noun | |||
| Explanations in Malagasy | Enti-milaza fitrakana, fipetraka na fijoro tsara tsy mihilana na mirona [Rajemisa 1985] | |||
| Explanations in English | uprightness, levelness [Hallanger 1973] | |||
| Explanations in French | aplomb, nivellement [Abinal 1888 page 62, Hallanger 1974] | |||
| séant, redressement, rétablissement, recouvrement [Abinal 1888 page 62] | ||||
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| Entry | arina | |||
| Part of speech | noun | |||
| Explanations in French | appellation botanique: Bridelia tulasneana [Rakotovao: Bois] | |||
| [Betsimisaraka, Bezanozano]
( arina : veut dire "charbon de bois", la technique de séparation des charbons de bois, avec des fours en terre de fortune est très anciennement pratiquée à Madagascar). Nom donné aux arbres dont le bois est considéré comme propre à donner les meilleurs charbons, facile à distiller. Ce sont notamment :
-- Bridelia tulasneana Baill. (Phyllanthaceae) -- Schizolaena cauliflora Thouars, -- Schizolaena rosea Thouars et -- Rhodolaena bakeriana Baill. (Sarcolaenaceae). [Boiteau 1997] | ||||
| Vocabulary | Botany: tree | |||
| Scientific name | Bridelia tulasneana, Rhodolaena bakeriana, Schizolaena cauliflora, Schizolaena rosea | |||
| Other spellings | harina | |||
| Synonyms | hazoanafo ~ ombitavy | |||
| Updated on 2020/07/31 |
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