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TARAIKY (Via, The Way)
This figure signifies solitude, death, a journey and thinness. |



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ASOMBOLA (Populus, The People)
This figure denotes abundance. |



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ALATSIMAY (Conjunctio/Union)
This figure signifies slaves, bad thoughts, weights and measures, protects from thieves and ennemies. |



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ALKIKOLA or AKOLOLA (Carcer, Prison)
Protects from vagabonds, signifies the house and food. |



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ADABARA or ADABARAY (Fortuna Major, The Greater Fortune) This figure symbolises fire, as well as the Creator and that which is most sacred. |



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ALAHASADY or SORALAHY or SOROTANY (Fortuna Minor, The Lesser Fortune) Represents chiefs and the elderly. Pride and domination. Food and anger. |



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ALOHOTSY or ALIHOTSY (Acquisitio/Gain) Money but also misfortune. Good for legal issues. Chief/boss or child. |



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ADALO (Amissio/Loss) Tears, land, protects against enemies. |



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BETSIVONGO or BETSILISAY or ALISAY (Tristitia/Sadness) Stubbornness, heals swellings. |



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ALAHAHIJANA or ALAHIJANA (Laetitia/Joy) Presence of a woman/women, presage of death, king, strength, good for marriage and foundations of houses. |



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ALABIAVO (Rubeus/Red) Joy, the presence of a ghost, riches, clothes, jewels. |



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ALOHOMORA or ALAHAMORA (Albus/White) The diviner, the crowd, heartbreak, favourable to thieves. |



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ALIKISY (Puella/Girl) Brings riches, good for matters of love, a favourable day, land. |



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ALAKARABO (Puer/Boy) Sign of robbers and misfortune, workers and harvests. |



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ALAKAOSY (Caput Draconis/Dragon's head) Evil thoughts, arguments, trials, wars, children |



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KARIJA (Cauda Draconis/Dragon's Tail) Slaves, cold words. |