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| mifioka | flog (to) |
| mikapoka | flog (to) ~ to flog, to beat |
| mamioka | flog (to) ~ to flog, to beat. |
| mamitsoka | flog (to) ~ to beat, to flog, to strike, to smite. |
| mandaina | flog (to) ~ to smite, to beat, to flog (imperative not used) |
| mandinadinaka | flog (to) ~ to beat, to flog, to thump, to cudgel |
| manavokavoka | flog (to) ~ to flog, to beat, to bang, to pommel. |
| fiohina | flogged ~ to be beaten, to be flogged. |
| kapohina | flogged ~ to be beaten, to be flogged |
| lakasina | flogged ~ to be beaten, to be flogged incessantly. Lakamoina is also used for this |
| oretina | flogged ~ to be beaten, to be struck, to be flogged. See retina. |
| voadaboka | flogged ~ beaten, struck, flogged, hit with force |
| voadaina | flogged ~ smitten, beaten, flogged, struck |
| voafetsaka | flogged ~ struck or thrown down violently, beaten, flogged. |
| voataroka | flogged ~ flogged, beaten |
| dinaka | flogging (a) ~ flogging, beating violently. See <1havokavoka#> |
| havokavoka | flogging (a) ~ flogging, beating, striking. See kapoka, vely. |
| taroka | flogging (a) ~ flogging, beating. Comme <1daboka#> |
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