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| reject (to) | |
| mandà | ~ to refuse; to deny ~ to reject |
| manakifaka | ~ to shake off, to reject |
| manary | ~ to throw away, to reject, to abandon ~ to throw away |
| reject contemptuously (to) | |
| miaisiaisy | ~ to express dislike or grief by the repeated use of the word aisy; to reject contemptuously. |
| reject some authority (to) | |
| mandika soa nanahary | ~ to alter the orders of the king, to disobey, to reject some lawful authority. Used also of one who does not appreciate what God gives him |
| rejected | |
| apotraka | ~ to be cast down; to be rejected |
| voalà | ~ refused, denied, rejected |
| voary | ~ rejected, thrown away. |
| rejected (to be) | |
| akifakifaka | ~ to be shaken off; to be rejected |
| lavina | ~ to be refused, to be rejected, to be disapproved, to be hated ~ to be refused, to be denied |
| rejection (a) | |
| famoizana | ~ rejection, abandonment ; renunciation |
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