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Anglisy

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Matoanteny

supper

  1. misakafo kely izy alohan'ny hatory
  2. misakafo hariva
  3. manome sakafo hariva
    • Horns in the night-season are heard a great way off, and in the winter-season were blown at every farmer’s house about eight at night when they suppered the horses and cows; – Supplement to Volume LXXXV. Part I., The Gentleman’s Magazine: and Historical Chronicle., London, [John] Nichols, Son, and [Samuel] Bentley,, 1, 1815
    • I went to supper up my horses, and heard somebody; After suppering the horses, I went into the house, and saw Stacey, who asked me if I had suppered the horses. – John White, Trial of William Dyon, and His Son, John Dyon, for the Wilful Murder of Their Relative, Mr. John Dyon,, Doncaster, Brooke & Co.; C. & J. White,, 1828
    • Foreigners, and deaf-mutes especially, who are not familiar with what we call “good usage,” frequently fall into ludicrous mistakes in framing sentences out of the elements that have been given them. One writes: “My friend suppered me” instead of gave me supper. Such expressions are according to rule, and appear singular only because they have not come into general use. – J[ohn] H[ancock] Pettingell, English Verbs, Edward A[llen] Fay, American Annals of the Deaf and Dumb, XXI, 3, Washington, D.C., Gibson Brothers, July, 1876
    • It was Friday when this idea suggested itself to my mind, and, so soon as I had suppered the horses, I dashed into the wood, disturbing pheasants right and left, and forcing the lively rabbits, out for the evening’s sports, to beat a hasty retreat! – John Menzies, Reminiscences of an Old Soldier, Edinburgh, Crawford & M‘Cabe, 1883
    • My birthday was a “Fourth of July” from early , when your sweet gift greeted me, till 2 , when “The Players” “suppered” me gorgeously. – Edwin Booth, Edwin Booth: Recollections by His Daughter, , and Letters to Her and to His Friends, Letters to His Daughter, New York, N.Y., The Century Co., 1894, 15 November 1889
    • In his new employment it was agreed that David should be allowed to go on winter nights at eight o’clock, after he had suppered the horses, to a night school at a place called Millwell, perhaps about three miles or so distant, to take lessons in arithmetic. – Thomas R[oscoe] R[ede] Stebbing, The Naturalist of Cumbrae: A True Story, Being the Life of David Robertson, The Loom and the Quarry—Farm-Work and Self-Education, London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., Ltd, 1891
    • Ronald went out to Dougal after dinner and stood by him while he suppered the pony. – [Margaret] Oliphant, Sir Robert’s Fortune: A Novel, XXI, New York, N.Y., Harper & Brothers, 1894
    • [W]hile the prospect of being the gudewife of one of the neighbouring farms, where the farmer held the plough, suppered the horses, turned out and brought in the “kye” when the herd was absent on an errand, and smelt habitually of the stable and the byre, no prospect could have been more odious to her. – Sarah Tytler [pseudonym; ], A Daughter of the Manse, The Master’s Gift of ‘Heckling’, Colonial, London, T[homas] Fisher Unwin, 1905
    • : What wind blew thee hither? / : No wind; but that sweet leaf which suppered me / Last eve, and music of our cricket friend, / Who still persists in serenading thee. – Madison Cawein, The Shadow Garden (A Phantasy) and Other Plays, The Shadow Garden, A Phantasy, New York, N.Y.; London, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, The Knickerbocker Press, scene II, 1910
    • His Honour and Mrs Abbott graciously suppered me at Darwin’s Government House in a cool and wholesome lounge room. – Frank Clune, Isles of Spice: An Extensive Journey through the Dutch East Indies, Indo-China and North Australia, A Paradise on Bathurst Island, New York, N.Y., E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1942
    • However, once the calves have been suppered, the dogs must be fed too. – John Barrington, Red Sky at Night, Glistening Glengyle, London, Michael Joseph, 0-7181-1808-1, 1984
    • Most nights the boy they called Tynan suppered us with scrapple from a can. – Atsuro Riley, Heard-Hoard, Striplings, Chicago, Ill.; London, The University of Chicago Press, 978-0-226-78942-2, 2021

Fanononana

Teny mitovy dika

Tsiahy

Anarana iombonana

supper

  1. Sakafo maivana tsy voatery hohanina alohan'ny hatory
    • There he stood, with admirable patience, longing to go to rest for hours past; aware that suppers disagreed with him so tired and longing for bed! – 46
  2. sakafo rehetra hohanina amin'ny hariva, sakafo hariva hohanina amin'ny hariva, fa tsy amin'ny mitataovovonana
    • We normally have supper at 7.
  3. sakafo avy amin'ny fivarotana potipotika misy sakafo nendasina lalina miaraka amin'ny potipotika
    • a fish supper
    • Roisin the savior paraded into the front room with three fish suppers, one sausage supper, one single fish, one single chips, a single sausage, a chicken and chips, and three curry and chips. – Gerald Hansen, An Embarrassment of Riches, 2014
  4. mpisotro, indrindra fa ilay misotro moramora

Fanononana

Teny mifandraika

Tsiahy

Danisy

[Ovay]

Endrik’anarana

supper

  1. ploraly tsy voafaritra ny teny suppe

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Anglisy Tafovoany

[Ovay]

Anarana iombonana

supper

  1. endrika hafa amin'ny soper

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Norveziana (Bokmal)

[Ovay]

Endrik’anarana

supper

  1. ploraly tsy voafaritra ny teny suppe

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Norvejiana (Nynorsk)

[Ovay]

Endrik’anarana

supper

  1. ploraly tsy voafaritra ny teny suppe

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