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| scrap (a) | |
| bakilana | ~ [Provincial] [baky for vaky, broken, ila, one side.] A piece, a scrap, a morsel, a fragment |
| scrap of paper | |
| bakilan-taratasy | ~ [Provincial] A scrap of paper |
| scrape | |
| manjilatra | ~ to graze and scrape something |
| scrape (to) | |
| mifay | ~ [Provincial] to scrape or polish with the skin of the fay |
| mikiky | ~ to scrape; to gnaw |
| mamara | ~ to rub, to scrape, to draw a piece of wood over the warp to keep the threads properly open. |
| scrape wood (to) | |
| mifay hazo | ~ [Provincial] to scrape or polish wood with the skin of the fay. Compare <1ampaly#> |
| scraped | |
| farana | ~ to be scraped, to be loosened, as threads at the end of the warp. |
| ohazana | ~ to be dug; to be scraped, as with a spade. |
| mifara | ~ rubbed, scraped, smoothed. |
| voafara | ~ scraped, scratched, smoothed. See farana. |
| voaohy | ~ dug open; used of a re-opened tomb; scraped, as with a spade, etc. |
| scraped (to be) | |
| kikisana | ~ to be scraped; to be gnawed |
| scraping | |
| dredridredry | ~ a groaning; as from pain; creaking, as a door; scraping as hinges wanting oil. See <1dridridridry#> |
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