|
|
|
 |
 |
beat (to)  | |
| mifioka | ~ To hiss, to whiz, to make a hissing noise, as a whip ~ to whistle, as a whip, etc |
| mikapoka | ~ to flog, to beat |
| mamofoka | ~ to strike, to beat, to attack, as a disease. |
| mamioka | ~ to flog, to beat. |
| mamonaponaka | ~ to beat hard, to thoroughly take the spirit and vigour out of any one. |
| mamono | ~ to kill; to beat; to erase writing |
| mamaritsoka | ~ to beat, to strike, to dab |
| mametsaka | ~ to strike, to beat |
| mamitsoka | ~ to beat, to flog, to strike, to smite. |
| mandabodaboka | ~ to beat, to thump, to bang, to cudgel, to drub |
| mandaboka | ~ to beat, to strike, to throw down, to dash |
| mandaina | ~ to smite, to beat, to flog (imperative not used) |
| mandinadinaka | ~ to beat, to flog, to thump, to cudgel |
| mandofitra | ~ to hit, to beat, to strike upon |
| mangadona | ~ to beat, to pound. (prov. ?) |
| manjera | ~ to throw down ; to beat |
| manandala | ~ To beat. The Indicative and the Imperative are obsolete; but the Relative <1andalasana#> is constantly used for that with which a thrashing is given. |
| manavokavoka | ~ to flog, to beat, to bang, to pommel. |
| mively | ~ to beat a drum; to thresh rice; to forge iron |
|