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| lift (to) | |
| mibata | ~ to lift, to raise, to carry. |
| mambata | ~ to lift ~ to raise, to carry ~ to carry in the hands |
| mampakatra | ~ To send for; to procure; to fetch up, or carry up ~ to lift up |
| lift frequently (to) | |
| mibatabata | ~ to lift frequently; to be near the time of parturition. |
| lift up (to) | |
| mibeta | ~ to lift up, to carry. |
| manainga | ~ to lift up, to elevate, to raise up; to send forward on a journey; to fetch to a feast or meeting; to ask a person to rise. |
| manandratra | ~ to lift up : to promote to a higher position or dignity |
| lift up one's head (to) | |
| mionjona | ~ to lift up one's head, to rise up. |
| lift up the head (to) | |
| manangana | ~ [Provincial] to lift up the head |
| lifted | |
| benaina | ~ to be lifted, to be raised, used especially of heavy weights. |
| akarina | ~ to be brought up, to be fetched up; to be taken up, as words, letters, or persons from inferiors to superiors. ~ to be lifted up |
| ankoina | ~ to be lifted up, or set up, as a tree or person fallen down. (Prov.) |
| tafionjona | ~ [Provincial] lifted up, carried |
| atraka | ~ to be lifted up, to be set up |
| voabena | ~ lifted, raised, removed, carried carefully. |
| voabata | ~ lifted, raised |
| voabeta | ~ lifted up with the hands, raised, carried, removed. |
| voainga | ~ lifted up, raised up. |
| lifted up (to be) | |
| aingaina | ~ to be lifted up, to be raised up. |
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