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| cheat | |
| mamahan-dalitra | ~ to cheat a superior or the sovereign. ~ (lit. to feed with flies) to deceive, to mislead |
| manome vohony | ~ to cheat |
| cheat (to) | |
| mamitaka | ~ to deceive, to cheat, to impose on. ~ to defraud, to beguile |
| manao gorobaka | ~ to cheat, to deceive. |
| manome voan-dambo | ~ [voa, the kidneys, lambo, a boar.] to cheat, to dupe. The eating of the kidneys of the lambo was probably a taboo of the ancients. |
| cheat in trade (to) | |
| mivarotra omby anaty ambiaty | ~ to sell an ox among the shrubs; fig. to cheat in trade. |
| cheated | |
| botina | ~ to be cheated, imposed upon |
| fahanan-dalitra | ~ to be cheated |
| ambakaina | ~ to be deceived, to be defrauded, to be deluded, to be cheated. ~ to be cheated, to be deluded |
| voafahan-dalitra | ~ cheated |
| voafitaka | ~ deceived, cheated, imposed on |
| voangoly | ~ cheated, ensnared. |
| cheating | |
| fahan-dalitra | ~ [lalitra, a fly.] Cheating a superior, deceiving the sovereign. |
| fetsy ratsy | ~ intentionally cheating. |
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