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	fall
dalaboboka	~ concussion, a violent fall. See <1daboboka#>
fararano	~ harvest; lit. the last of the water, i.e. the rains; the harvest season, autumn. Usually March and April. ~ the harvest, the harvest season
ahintsana	~ to be shaken off as fruit from a tree; to fall off as leaves; to fall out as hair
miongotra	~ plucked up by the roots. ~ to be pulled up; to fall out, as hair or feathers
miozinozina	~ [Provincial] to fall to right and left, as the mast of a ship

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	fall (to cause to)
mandavo	~ to throw down, to strike down ~ to cast down, to cause to fall

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	fall (to)
midaboboka	~ to fall with violence; to dash upon
midaboka	~ to fall, to fall against, to strike, to hit with violence, to lie down
midalaboboka	~ to fall violently, to dash
mifetsaka	~ to tumble down, to fall, to strike against, to hit.
mihemotra	~ to draw back, to retire, to retreat, to backslide, to apostatize. ~ to draw back; to fall back into evil ways
milatsaka	~ to fall, to drop, to lower, to enter ~ to fall down; to join up as a soldier, a member of something, etc
miankarapoka	~ to fall down at full length
mirotsaka	~ to fall; to join up, to offer one's services
mitaborotsaka	~ to slip, to fall, to give way, as a falling house or wall.

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	fall [hair
mihintsana	~ to fall when ripe or withered; to fall out, as hair or feathers

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	fall at full length (to)
miforara	~ to fall down at full length; to lose, not to win. See <1tsirara#>

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	fall back on one as punishment (to)
manody	~ to fall back on one as punishment for evil done

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	fall down
miongana	~ to fall down, to sink, to be reduced.

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	fall down (to)
mifofoka	~ to tumble down, to fall down.
mikororosy	~ to slide; to fall down
mirodana	~ to fall down, as a wall

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	fall down by itself (to)
mianjera	~ to fall down by itself

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	fall frequently (to)
midabodaboka	~ to fall frequently, as drunken men or persons on a slippery road, or as goods falling down; to lie about here and there in a house; to fall down, as embankments after rain

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	fall in heavy drops (to)
mipotrapotraka	~ to fall in heavy drops

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	fall in pieces (to)
mikoa	~ to cave in, to fall off in pieces

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	fall off (to)
miraraka	~ to spill; to fall off; to be scattered

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	fall out ([milk teeth] to)
mifona	~ To fall out, as the milk teeth.

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	fall upon (to)
migororoana	~ to fall upon, to flow upon.

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	fall violently (to)
midaraboka	~ to fall with violence, to dash upon

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	fallen
dangy	~ dead, lifeless; stopped, as water ~ fallen down dead, laid out flat
lavo	~ fallen. Applied mostly to living things; fig. lucky ~ fallen
potraka	~ fallen, fallen away
tafalatsaka	~ fallen; accepted
voadaraboka	~ fallen with violence, dashed down

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	fallen down
latsaka	~ fallen down; fallen in, to fill a certain space; entered to be a scholar in a school, a soldier, etc.; laid, as bricks, stonework, etc.; not enough; fig. dead ~ falling down; fallen down; to flow; inferior, insufficient

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	fallen in
latsaka	~ fallen down; fallen in, to fill a certain space; entered to be a scholar in a school, a soldier, etc.; laid, as bricks, stonework, etc.; not enough; fig. dead ~ falling down; fallen down; to flow; inferior, insufficient

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	fallen state (a)
fahapotrahana	~ a fallen state; a state of excommunication

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	falling
kororosy	~ a sliding, a falling down
antorabody	~ [vody, the rump.] Jumping and coming down on the buttocks; falling on the buttocks.

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	falling (a)
safofoka	~ things falling down or getting out of their place, disarrangement

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	falling (act of)
rotsaka	~ the act of pouring or falling from above

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	falling down
latsaka	~ fallen down; fallen in, to fill a certain space; entered to be a scholar in a school, a soldier, etc.; laid, as bricks, stonework, etc.; not enough; fig. dead ~ falling down; fallen down; to flow; inferior, insufficient

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fallax

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