| | flatter  |
| dokafana | flattered ~ to be praised, to be flattered |
| langolangoina | flattered ~ to be flattered |
| alatsaka | flattered ~ to be dropped, to be let down; to be put down, as bricks; to be entered, as above; to be reduced in priced; to be flattered |
| voanjaingy | flattered ~ flattered, cajoled, prompted to do something with one's whole strength. |
| mandangolango | flatter (to) ~ to flatter, to cajole |
| mandatsaka | flatter (to) |
| mandoka | flatter (to) ~ to praise, to flatter |
| doka | flattery (a) ~ praise, flattery |
| fandokafana | flattery ~ praise, flattery |
| ambosy | flattery ~ flattery, deception by raising false hopes, creating undue confidence; prompting to fight, yet not in a fair quarrel. |
| angatra | flattery (a) |
| | flatter  |
| mahatambitamby | flatter ~ qui sait caresser, flatter, séduire |
| mandoka | flatter ~ vanter, flatter |
| manambitamby | flatter ~ caresser, flatter, consoler |
| doka | flatterie (une) ~ flatterie |
| fandokafana | flatterie ~ louange, flatterie |
| fandria-malemy lafika | flatterie ~ flatterie, cajolerie, séduction |
| fangoloha | flatterie ~ Flatterie, louange |
| horobo | flatterie ~ flatterie |
| kike | flatterie ~ Flatterie, mépris, moquerie, raillerie, reproche |
| tambetambe | flatterie ~ Cadeau pour allécher, caresse, consolation, flatterie, leurre - > eñe, fangoloha, kike, kizake, roboke, safo, savo, somonga, tsiriry |
