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| havatravatra | ~ a leap, a spring, a jump, a start. |
| antsambotra | ~ a jump, a spring; jumping at, so as to obtain something out of reach. See <1vikina#> |
| jump (a standing) | |
| vikin-tsahona | ~ (lit. a frog jump), a standing jump |
| jump (a) | |
| bitaka | ~ a bound, a jump, a spring of the body made in giving expression to joy or exultation; a dance in warlike orations expressing defiance. ~ a leap, a jump |
| tsambikina | ~ a leap, a jump |
| vikina | ~ a jump, a leap |
| jump (to) | |
| miantsambotra | ~ to jump ~ to spring up at, to fly at one. ~ to leap up, to start |
| mitroatra | ~ to jump about; to be carried away by anger |
| mitsambikina | ~ to jump, to leap |
| mivikina | ~ to leap, to jump |
| jump for joy (to) | |
| mibitaka | ~ to jump or dance for joy, to dance and brandish spear and shield, as is done at times of public rejoicing. ~ to jump for joy |
| jump over (to) | |
| mamikina | ~ to jump over something |
| jumped over (to be) | |
| vikinina | ~ to be jumped over |
| jumping | |
| antsambotra | ~ a jump, a spring; jumping at, so as to obtain something out of reach. See <1vikina#> |
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