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separate   
mihata-maso ~ to separate, as the joining of rings.
miolonolona ~ to be a recluse, to separate one's self from company. ~ to separate oneself; to act distant or suspicious
miavaka ~ to be separate, to be asunder, to separate one's self. ~ to be separate, to show one's individuality

separate (to be made)   
ahataka ~ used of the things that are to be made separate. ~ to be separated from something

separate (to be)   
mihalaka ~ to be separate, to go apart, to have a space between.

separate (to cause to)   
mampisaraka ~ to cause to separate, to separate

separate (to)   
manalangalana ~ to separate beforehand, to dissociate, to disjoin.
manavaka ~ to separate, to sever, to put asunder; to segregate. ~ to separate, to segregate, to make distinctions
misaraka ~ to separate

separate one's self (to)   
mihalangalana ~ to separate one's self, to sever.

separate oneself (to)   
mihataka ~ to separate, to go apart from , to stand aside or aloof from. ~ to separate oneself; to draw apart, to stand aloof

separated   
afaka ~ free, free from, separated from, disengaged; unlocked, untied; passed over; emptied as a bag; taken, as applied to a town in war; discharged; passed, as an examination. ~ free, set free
halahina ~ to be separated, to be made to be apart.
halangalanina ~ to be separated, to be severed.
miefitra ~ to be separated by partitions, to be divided into rooms
sarahina ~ to be separated
saraka ~ separated
tafahataka ~ separated, being made to have a space between.
voahalaka ~ separated, being made to have a space between.
voahalangalana ~ separated, parted, disjoined, dissociated.
voavaka ~ separated.

separated (to be)   
ahataka ~ used of the things that are to be made separate. ~ to be separated from something
avahana ~ to be separated ~ to be distinguished from others