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| break (to) | |
| mamaky | ~ to split; to break |
| mamolaka | ~ to break but not clear off; to break to harness or for work, as a horse; to bring into subjection |
| mamantsika | ~ to break or burst its shell, as a bird emerging from the shell. |
| mandisaka | ~ to break, to smash, to dash, to weary, to exhaust |
| manamy | ~ [Provincial] to attack (a town, etc.), to penetrate into a town ~ to dig through; to break into a house |
| manapotipotika | ~ to break into small pieces; to break, to mess up |
| break asunder (to) | |
| manatangarana | ~ to break asunder |
| break in | |
| manamy trano | ~ to dig through the wall of a house; to break in |
| break up (to) | |
| mirava | ~ to break up (of a meeting) |
| break! | |
| mamakia | ~ read, break |
| breaking | |
| firavana | ~ the breaking up of a meeting |
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