| | taken  |
| voala | taken away ~ removed, taken away, released, fetched, withdrawn, freed from. |
| haronina | taken by the hand (to be) ~ to be felt by the hand, to be groped for, to be taken by the hand from a plate. |
| voaharona | taken by the hand ~ taken or felt by the hand in a basket, bag, plate, etc. |
| voaidina | taken down ~ poured out, let down, taken down. |
| fangorina | taken ~ to be entrapped, to be taken in. (Prov.) |
| fairina | taken ~ to be taken, to be carried^Provincial |
| indaosina | taken ~ to be carried, to be taken. |
| indaozina | taken ~ to be carried, to be taken. |
| angalarina | taken ~ to be stolen, to be taken away. |
| raisina | taken ~ to be received, to be taken |
| voaiditra | taken ~ taken in, brought in, introduced. |
| voafangotra | taken ~ entrapped, taken in, embroiled. |
| voahalotra | taken ~ taken from a hole by the hand. |
| voaray | taken ~ received, accepted, taken; jointed, united. |
| ampakarina | taken in marriage (to be) |
| voakatra | taken up ~ taken up, brought up to a higher position; <1voampakatra#> is more frequently used |
| voampakatra | taken up ~ taken up, brought to a higher position. To have been brought home, as of a bride, hence married. |
| bangobangoina | taken wholesale (to be) ~ to be placed in one general mass, to be taken without specific examination, to be described in few words, to be taken wholesale. |
