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| possess (to) | |
| mahazo | ~ to get, to have, to obtain, to possess, to win, to acquire, to comprehend. The relative ahazoana is most frequently changed in pronunciation to ahazahoana. ~ to get, to acquire; to understand |
| manana | ~ to have, to possess ~ to own |
| possessed | |
| angarina | ~ to be possessed by a spirit or demon. (Prov.) |
| azo | ~ possessed, allowed ~ had, got, understood, permitted, can, may. It is used before any passive or relative verb, in the sense of can or may, as: azo atao, May be done. It also takes the place of our English -able, and -ible in making words into adjectives, as azo hanina, edible. ~ gotten |
| possessed (to be) | |
| ananana | ~ to be owned, to be possessed |
| possession (a) | |
| fananana | ~ Possessions, property |
| hary | ~ accumulated possessions |
| possesseur (un) | |
| tompon-javatra | ~ possesseur, propriétaire |
| possession (idée de) | |
| ana | ~ comme an (any); avec régime indéterminé, sans article: An'iza ireo kotra ireo ? -- Ana miaramila nandalo teto (À qui sont ses gibernes ? -- À des soldats qui ont passé par là) ~ [Vezo] Idée de possession |
| possession (une) | |
| bilo | ~ [Antesaka] sorte d'hystérie ~ [Tankarana] rite de guérison. ~ [Bara |
| anana | ~ possession |
| possession (être en) | |
| mitanjake | ~ [Vezo] Etre en possession |
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