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| hurry | |
| dodona | ~ in a hurry; pushing violently |
| mahamaika | ~ to cause someone to hurry; to be urgent |
| mikoropaka | ~ to be in a commotion; to do something in a great hurry; to struggle |
| sefosefo | ~ hurry |
| hurry (in a) | |
| forehitra | ~ in haste, in a hurry. Comp. <1dorehitra#> |
| may | ~ in a hurry, impatient |
| main-tavo | ~ hasty, in a hurry |
| an-kamehana | ~ (ankamehana) see maika. ~ (ankamehana) in a hurry, as an emergency measure |
| hurry (to be in a) | |
| milomay | ~ to run; to be in a hurry; (also pronounced miolomày; hence a folk etymology; mi-olo-may) |
| mitaintaina | ~ to be in a hurry |
| hurry (to) | |
| manafaingana | ~ to hasten ~ to hurry, to make to be quick. ~ to hurry along |
| manahaingana | ~ to make speed, to hurry |
| hurrying | |
| korapaka | ~ striving, hurrying; struggling for release ~ a sudden movement; a struggle for release |
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