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The arms are quartered with a zebu head and a lily. The lily represents France, the zebu head refers to the favorite and blessed animal of the Malagasy people.<br/>The motto means : "One thousand men cannot die in one day". | The arms are quartered with a zebu head and a lily. The lily represents France, the zebu head refers to the favorite and blessed animal of the Malagasy people.<br/>The motto means: "One thousand men cannot die in one day". | ||
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Origin/meaning
The arms are quartered with a zebu head and a lily. The lily represents France, the zebu head refers to the favorite and blessed animal of the Malagasy people.
The motto means: "One thousand men cannot die in one day".
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