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	impose (to)
mametsy	~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent; same as <1mifetsy#mg.av>.

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	impose on (to)
mifanjana	~ to urge one another to do a thing, to put off from one to another, to impose on others what each one shuns for himself. ~ to dispute about who is to do what
mifetsy	~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent. ~ to trick, to get the best of
mandatsaka	~ to lay down, to put down, to let fall, to put in ~ to cast down; to put down, to lay in place
mangaroka	~ to tempt, to beguile, to circumvent, to impose on, to sift out, to fish out, to find out a person's ideas in a roundabout way.

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	impose silence (to)
mamehy vava	~ to advance money for a piece of rice-ground

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	impose upon
manampa-tsaina	~ to act cunningly, to impose upon, to take advantage of. Fahendrena, hery, fahaizana, are also used with this verb to express a good meaning, e.g. to show one's wisdom, strength or cleverness. The words are also used by others in reproaching those who have so acted.

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	impose upon (to)
manadidery	~ to impose upon a person, to make a person appear foolish, to turn a person's head

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	imposed
botina	~ to be cheated, imposed upon
fetsena	~ to be deceived, to be imposed on.

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	imposed on
voafitaka	~ deceived, cheated, imposed on
vaky tratra	~ burdened, imposed on

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	imposed upo
voambaka	~ deceived, defrauded, imposed upon.

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	imposed upon (to be)
adalaina	~ To be befooled, to be imposed upon, to be deluded. <1adalana#> is used in the provinces. ~ to be made foolish, to be made a fool of
akaina	~ to be deluded, deceived, imposed upon

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	imposé
voadidy	~ coupé, découpé, commandé, ordonné, à qui on a commandé, dont on a disposé ~ imposé; tranché

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