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father   
ada andrak-anjaryfather and mother ~ father and mother. Same as <1rayamandreny#+ray aman-dreny>^Provincial
ray aman-drenyfather and mother ~ a benefactor, a patron; lit. father and mother
abafather (a) ~ Father, chiefly used by children. ~ father^Provincial
babafather
ibabafather
adafather ~ Father, papa. See <1aba#>, and <1ray#>.^Provincial
dadafather (a) ~ father, dad
dadayfather ~ father (Prov.) see aba, ray, ikaky
Idadafather
Ikakyfather ~ a familiar word used in addressing or speaking of old men, my father. [Mal. Ibu kaka, grandparent.] ~ father (a respectful term) cf. <1dada#>, <1ray#>
angyfather (a) (celui qu'on) ~ father. See <1ray#mg.n>, <1aba#mg.n>, <1ada#mg.n>, etc.^Provincial
iangyfather ~ father, papa^Provincial
nonodafather (a) ~ For ray (a father). Comp. Nahoda.^Provincial
rayfather (a)
rainyfather (her) ~ his/her/their father(s)
rainyfather (his) ~ his/her/their father(s)
rainyfather (their) ~ his/her/their father(s)
rafozanafather-in-law
rafozandahyfather-in-law ~ a father-in-law
velon-drayfather is living (whose) ~ whose father is living
tanindrazanafatherland (a) ~ the family's ancestral land; one's home country; the fatherland
-drain'father of (of/by the) ~ of/by the father of
rain'father of ... ~ father of
rainyfathers (their) ~ his/her/their father(s)
Babaminofather-who-believes