| | 1 capture  |
| baboina | 2 captured (to be) ~ to be captured; to be seized, as of goods. |
| anihina | 3 captured ~ to be climbed; to be captured (of a town or territory) |
| samborina | 4 captured ~ to be captured; to be borrowed (when the thing borrowed is to be replaced , as with rice or money) |
| voababo | 5 captured ~ captured, seized, taken captive. |
| fisamborana | 6 capture |
| mamabo | 7 capture (to) ~ to capture, to seize as prey, to take captive, to carry off as spoil. |
| mambabo | 8 capture (to) ~ to capture, to seize |
| misambotra | 9 capture (to) ~ to capture; to borrow (when the thing borrowed is to be replaced, money) |
