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Message definition (Food and drink prohibitions ) In Malagasy culture, lemurs are considered to have [[soul]]s (''ambiroa'') which can get revenge if mocked while alive or if killed in a cruel fashion. Because of this, lemurs, like many other elements of daily life, have been a source of [[taboo]]s, known locally as ''fady'', which can be based around stories with four basic principles. A village or region may believe that a certain type of lemur may be the [[ancestor]] of the clan. They may also believe that a lemur's spirit may get revenge. Alternatively, the animal may appear as a benefactor. Lemurs are also thought to impart their qualities, good or bad, onto human babies. In general, ''fady'' extend beyond a sense of the forbidden, but can include events that bring bad luck.
マダガスカル文化では、キツネザルは魂 （“ambiroa”）を持ち、嘲笑されたり残酷に殺されたりすると復讐すると信じられている。このため、キツネザルはタブー （“fady”）の対象であり、日常生活の多くの要素と同様に、4つの基本原則をもつ物語に基づく。ある村や地域では、特定のキツネザルが祖先 であると信じられている場合がある。また、霊が復讐する、恩恵を与える、人間の赤ん坊に特性が宿るなどの信仰も存在する。一般的に、“fady”は単なる禁止を超え、不運をもたらす出来事も含まれる。