Look up: Malagasy

1. Malagasy
   Inhabitant of the island of Madagascar. The Malagasy language is divided into many dialects and has about 9 million speakers; it belongs to the Austronesian family. Despite Madagascar's proximity to...
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2. malagasy
   inhabitant of Madagascar Category: The cosmos
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3. Malagasy
   Mal`a·gas'y noun sing. & plural A native or natives of Madagascar; also ( sing .), the language.
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4. Malagasy
   • (n. sing. & pl.) A native or natives of Madagascar; also (sing.), the language.
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5. Malagasy
   (from the article `Africa`) The island of Madagascar forms a distinct culture area. The various Malagasy ethnic groups, of which the politically most important is the Merina, ... ...archaeology, and tradition of influence from Afro-Arab settlers on the coasts before 1000. There is slighter evidence of an Indian influence in ... As a...
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6. Malagasy
   A Malagasy is an inhabitant of or native to Madagascar. The Malagasy language has about nine million speakers; it belongs to the Austronesian family. Despite Madagascar's proximity to Africa, Malagasy contains only a small number of Bantu and Arabic loan words. It seems likely that the earliest sett...
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7. Malagasy
   Inhabitant of the island of Madagascar. The Malagasy language is divided into many dialects and has about 9 million speakers; it belongs to the Austronesian family. Despite Madagascar's proximity to Africa, Malagasy contains only a small number of Bantu and Arabic loan words. It seems likely that the earliest settlers came by sea, some 1,50...
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