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	stop
fijanonana	stop (a) ~ a stop; an interruption;
mihaga	stop (to) ~ to stop
mijanona	stop (to) ~ to stop
mampijanona	stop (to) ~ to stop, to halt
manafitra	stop (to) ~ to make to stop, to make to halt, to impede anything
manahona	stop (to) ~ to stop a person or thing, to cause to halt, to cause to leave off.
mianina	stop (to) ~ to cease, to stop, to stop crying, to have one's grief assuaged.
miantsona	stop (to) ~ to be aground, to stop, to strike, to run ashore, as a canoe.
miato	stop (to) ~ to stop, to stay, to detain. ~ to stop for a while
voahotra	stop
miatoato	stop often (to) ~ to stop often along the way, to delay
dangy	stopped ~ dead, lifeless; stopped, as water
fempenana	stopped ~ to be stopped up or impeded.
fempina	stopped ~ stopped, impeded, suspended, filled, as a river by sand. See tampina.
aferina	stopped (to be) ~ to be stopped, hindered, or impeded.
ajanona	stopped ~ to be stopped
aoina	stopped ~ to be delayed, to be stopped
atsahatra	stopped ~ to be discontinued, to be stopped
voafelika	stopped ~ impeded in one's flight by pursuers getting in front; enclosed, stopped.
voampihanina	stopped ~ stopped, suppressed
voanina	stopped ~ stopped, suppressed
voantsona	stopped ~ grounded, as a canoe on the bank of a river after crossing; brought to shore; stopped.
voasafelika	stopped ~ impeded in one's flight by pursuers getting in front; enclosed, stopped.
voato	stopped ~ stopped, impeded, detained.

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