| | 1 impose  |
| botina | 2 imposed ~ to be cheated, imposed upon |
| fetsena | 3 imposed ~ to be deceived, to be imposed on. |
| voafitaka | 4 imposed on ~ deceived, cheated, imposed on |
| vaky tratra | 5 imposed on ~ burdened, imposed on |
| voambaka | 6 imposed upo ~ deceived, defrauded, imposed upon. |
| adalaina | 7 imposed upon (to be) ~ To be befooled, to be imposed upon, to be deluded. <1adalana#> is used in the provinces. |
| akaina | 8 imposed upon (to be) ~ to be deluded, deceived, imposed upon |
| mametsy | 9 impose (to) ~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent; same as <1mifetsy#mg.av>. |
| mifanjana | 10 impose on (to) ~ to urge one another to do a thing, to put off from one to another, to impose on others what each one shuns for himself. |
| mifetsy | 11 impose on (to) ~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent. |
| mandatsaka | 12 impose on (to) |
| mangaroka | 13 impose on (to) ~ to tempt, to beguile, to circumvent, to impose on, to sift out, to fish out, to find out a person's ideas in a roundabout way. |
| mamehy vava | 14 impose silence (to) |
| manadidery | 15 impose upon (to) ~ to impose upon a person, to make a person appear foolish, to turn a person's head |
| manampa-tsaina | 16 impose upon ~ to act cunningly, to impose upon, to take advantage of. Fahendrena, hery, fahaizana, are also used with this verb to express a good meaning, e.g. to show one's wisdom, strength or cleverness. The words are also used by others in reproaching those who have so acted. |
