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baribary
large, full, well-made, clear, conspicuous [1.2]
dabadaba
full, filled to the brim [1.2]
dibadiba
to be full to excess; distended, said only of the abdomen. See [1.2]
dibidiby
full, as baskets, etc., replete, crowded, as a room. See [1.2]
diboka
full, crowded, covered, as with water [1.2]
feno
[Opt. Imp. feno'a.] Full, complete. [Mal. pa'nuh, Sans. purna.] [1.2]
full, complete [1.7]
hemana
full, replenished, having all that is wanted. (prov.) see henika, hempona, hika, feno, enina. [1.2]
henika
full; having all [1.7]
hiboka
full, crowded; enclosed [1.7]
hipoka
full, crammed [1.7]
hizina
full and pressing on each other [1.7]
miboliaka
to be full, to be fine, to be wide open. Used of the eyes. [1.2]
midiboka
to be full, to be brimful [1.2]
mihizina
to be crowded, full [1.7]
mitafotafo
to be full with a heap on (of dry measures) [1.7]
ngarangidina
complete, full, whole, perfect, applied to numbers. [1.2]
constituting a full period [1.7]