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spoil (a)   
babo ~ booty, captives ~ spoil; plunder of any kind. See <1sambotra#> and <1toha#>. [Swa. Babua, root of verb to strip off.]

spoil (to)   
mandromba ~ to spoil
manakorokoro ~ to disarrange ~ to confuse, to spoil ~ to ruffle
manorokoro ~ to confuse, to spoil, to disarrange

spoil a child (to)   
mampihanta ~ to spoil or indulge a child
manaran-jaza ~ to spoil a child by being too tolerant of its faults or failings. ~ to spoil a child

spoil taken in hunting   
haza ~ a chase, a hunt, game; spoil taken in hunting, as different from what is entrapped, ensnared, or shot ~ something gotten by hunting or fishing, game

spoiled   
boka ~ [Provincial] exhausted, spent, spoiled, worn out, tasteless, insipid, unsavoury; proved to be false; to have lost one's title, position, or honour
bokaina ~ [Provincial] to be spoiled, to be diluted, to be unnaturalized; to be convicted of falsehood or imposture; to be deprived of one's title
foheharina ~ to be injured, to be spoiled.
fohehatra ~ disastrous, unlucky, calamitous, unfortunate, spoiled. See <1simba#>, <1rava#>, and under <1fady#>.
korokoro ~ confused, thrown into disorder, spoiled
lo ~ rotten, spoiled
ampihantaina ~ to be spoiled by indulgence, to be indulged
potipotika ~ broken into small pieces; broken or spoiled; potehina
aranana ~ to be indulged in, to be gratified with, to be satiated with, to be tolerant to. ~ to be indulged, to be spoiled,
simba ~ spoiled
voafady ~ spoiled, made useless; refrained from.
voafohehatra ~ injured, spoiled.

spoiled (to be)   
mihanta ~ to be spoiled (of a child)
rombana ~ to be spoiled

spoiled destroyed   
voaromba ~ spoiled destroyed

spoils   
toha ~ prey, spoils