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The 12 pages that link to Malagasy, each with the reason it gives.

• MadagascarRelated: Its Austronesian roots reflect settlement across the Indian Ocean.

• French MadagascarRelated: French rule reshaped its use in schools and administration without displacing it as a major language.

• AntananarivoRelated: Its name, Tana, and many local place names derive from Malagasy.

• Malagasy nationalismRelated: Its use in public life gave national identity a shared medium distinct from French.

• Jean PaulhanRelated: Paulhan studied Malagasy oral literature and language during his years on the island.

• Jacques RabemananjaraRelated: His French-language poetry nevertheless drew on Malagasy vocabulary, traditions, and cultural identity.

• History of MadagascarRelated: Its Austronesian roots and African influences preserve evidence of the island’s settlement and later exchanges.

• AntsirabeRelated: It is the principal language of daily life in Antsirabe.

• Jean-Joseph RabeariveloRelated: Rabearivelo wrote poetry in Malagasy as well as French.

• ToamasinaRelated: The name Toamasina comes from Malagasy, while Tamatave reflects French usage.

• Ny Avana RamanantoaninaRelated: His poetry and plays contributed to literature written in Malagasy.