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| fotofotoina | 2 disordered ~ to be disordered, to be deranged, to be made to be confused. |
| baibay | 3 disorder ~ disorder, confusion |
| fikorontanana | 4 disorder ~ disorder, rebellion; a quarrel, disunion |
| fotofoto | 5 disorder ~ entanglement, disorder, confusion. |
| korokoro | 6 disorder (thrown into) ~ confused, thrown into disorder, spoiled |
| korontana | 7 disorder |
| kotaba | 8 disorder ~ disorder, noise |
| mifanaritaka | 9 disorder (to be in) ~ tu run away in directions; to move around in many directions as crowd; to be disorder |
| mikorokoro | 10 disorder (to be in) ~ to be in disorder |
| mamotofoto | 11 disorder (to) ~ to derange, to disorder, to ruffle, to confuse. |
| manakorontana | 12 disorder (to put in) ~ to put in disorder; to push or knock things about |
| misafotofoto | 13 disorder ~ to be indisorder; to act in fury |
| misaritaka | 14 disorder (to be in) ~ to be in disorder |
| raban-tsahona | 15 disorder ~ Irregularity, disorder, insubordination, lawless government, anarchy. See barnahiny, and baroa. This former part of this word is probably a corruption of <1arahaba#> |
| saritaka | 16 disorder (a) ~ disorder, confusion |
| asavorovoro | 17 disorder (to be put in) ~ to be put into a tangle; to be confused; to be mussed, to be put in disorder |
| savorovoro | 18 disorder ~ entanglement, confusion, disorder |
| tabataba | 19 disorder ~ political upheaval, civil disorder |
| mirakaraka | 20 disorderly ~ to be disorderly (of the hair) |
| mitabataba | 21 disorderly ~ to be noisy; to raise a clamor; to be disorderly |
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