| | destroy (to)  |
| mamongotra | ~ to consume, to clear off, to cut off at the root. ~ to destroy completely, to exterminate |
| manaboka | ~ to alter the nature of, to destroy the savour, to take away the virtue or quality of a thing; to prove one guilty of falsehood or imposture; to dethrone; to take away one's title, etc. (Prov.) |
| mandevona | ~ to consume, to destroy; to dissolve, to digest |
| mandrava | ~ to ruin, to destroy; to tear down; to dismiss a meeting |
| mandringana | ~ to destroy, to exterminate |
| | destroyed |
| fongana | ~ spent, consumed, wasted. ~ completely destroyed |
| fongorana | ~ to be exterminated, to be torn up by the roots, to be extirpated. ~ to be completely destroyed |
| fongotra | ~ exterminated, completed, fallen to ruins, rotten at the stump, cut entirely off, as the hair. See fokatra. ~ completely destroyed |
| forambana | ~ ruined, destroyed, burnt. |
| harongam-pohatra | ~ destroyed, spent, ruined. |
| levona | ~ consumed; utterly destroyed; dissolved, digested |
| levonina | ~ to be consumed; to be utterly destroyed; to be dissolved; to be digested |
| ringana | ~ consumed, destroyed |
| aripaka | ~ to be destroyed en masse |
| ripaka | ~ destroyed in large numbers |
| rava | ~ ruined, destroyed |
