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| know (i don't) | |
| asa | ~ don't know ~ I don't know |
| know (to) | |
| mahay | ~ able, clever, competent. It governs the accusative, and it is joined to verbs in the same way as the English can, denoting ability to do a thing. ~ able, clever |
| mahafantatra | ~ to know ~ to recognize, etc. |
| mahalala | ~ to know, to be acquainted with, to comprehend, to recognize ~ to know, to recognize |
| know one another (to) | |
| mifankalala | ~ to know one another |
| knowledge | |
| fahalalana | ~ knowledge, understanding |
| known | |
| baribary | ~ large, full, well-made, clear, conspicuous ~ open; evident, known |
| fantatra | ~ known ~ recognised |
| fary mitety riana | ~ [Provincial] Well known, no longer secret |
| hay | ~ possible, able to, can be done by. In the provinces, to know, to be acquainted with. ~ known; within one's capabilities |
| aharihary | ~ (?) used of that sought as riches. ~ to be exposed to view, to be made known |
| known (to be made) | |
| abaribary | ~ to be made clear or bright ~ to be made public, to be made known |
| known (to be) | |
| fantarina | ~ to be examined, to be proved, to be tried, to be understood ~ to be known, to be tested |
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