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shake (to)  | |
| mihozongozona | ~ to shake; to be at the point of collapse |
| mangitakitaka | ~ to tremble, to shake, as leaves or the voice; to palpitate, or to be in pain, as the heart or one's bones |
| mangovitra | ~ to shiver, to shake |
| mionjina | ~ to shake, to tremble. |
| mionjinonjina | ~ to shake, to tremble. |
| manontsana | ~ to rinse by shaking; to shake the bottle before using |
| manozongozona | ~ to shake to agitate |
| shake off (to) | |
| manifikifika | ~ to shake off |
| manakifaka | ~ to shake off, to reject |
| shake oneself (to) | |
| miofikofika | ~ [Provincial] to shake one's self as a dog coming out of water, to shake the hair of the head |
| manofikofika | ~ same as <1miofikofika#>. |
| shake the head (to) | |
| miobinobina | ~ [Provincial] to shake the head as if trying to drive flies away |
| midoladola | ~ to shake or wag (of the head); to reel |
| shake the head in refusal (to) | |
| mihifikifi-doha | ~ to shake the head in refusal |
| shaken | |
| ahifika | ~ to be shaken, to be shaken off |
| ahofokofoka | ~ to be shaken violently |
| ahintsana | ~ to be shaken off as fruit from a tree; to fall off as leaves; to fall out as hair |
| ahontsana | ~ to be rinsed by shaking; to be shaken (of a bottle) |
| shaken (to be) | |
| adoladola | ~ to be shaken as the head in dancing |
| hozongozonina | ~ to be shaken |
| shaken off (to be) | |
| akifakifaka | ~ to be shaken off; to be rejected |
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