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capture   
fisamborana ~ the act of capturing, the act of borrowing

capture (to)   
mamabo ~ to capture, to seize as prey, to take captive, to carry off as spoil.
mambabo ~ to capture, to seize
misambotra ~ to capture; to borrow (when the thing borrowed is to be replaced, money)

captured   
anihina ~ to be climbed up, to be ascended, as of a hill, a tree, a post, etc.; attacked, as a town in war. ~ to be climbed; to be captured (of a town or territory)
samborina ~ to be captured; to be borrowed (when the thing borrowed is to be replaced , as with rice or money)
voababo ~ captured, seized, taken captive.

captured (to be)   
baboina ~ to be taken captive ~ to be captured; to be seized, as of goods. ~ to be seized

capture   
fisamborana ~ action de capturer; action d'emprunter

capture (qu'on)   
baboina ~ Qu'on capture, qu'on confisque, qu'on pille

capture (une)   
babo ~ prisonnier de guerre, butin ~ capture, les biens confisqués

capturer   
mamabo ~ Capturer, confisquer, piller
mambabo ~ capturer ~ confisquer, piller ~ saisir
misambotra ~ faire prisonnier, capturer; emprunter (quand la chose sera remplacée, comme le riz ou l'argent)

capturé   
voa ~ atteint ~ frappé ~ touché ~ blessé ~ pris ~ capturé
voababo ~ Capturé, confisqué, pillé
voasambotse ~ [Vezo] Attrapé, capturé, saisi  - > sinambotse