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squeeze (to)   
mamia ~ to squeeze, to press. Used of holding fast to a person, or squeezing grapes, sponges, etc.
mameja ~ [Provincial] to squeeze, to grapple, to hold fast
mamenjafenja ~ to clutch, to grapple, to press, to squeeze.
managia
mangeja ~ same as mangehy. ~ to squeeze; to constrain
mangia ~ same as <1mangaika#> ~ to squeeze, to compress
manaporitra ~ to squeeze, to crush, to press hard

squeezed   
bozeka ~ pressed, squeezed together, cramped, crowded. See bosesika
fafatra ~ squeezed, pressed, forced; hard, stout, firm, durable. See fatratra.
fejafejana ~ [Provincial] to be squeezed, to be grappled, to be grasped
fejana ~ [Provincial] to be squeezed, to be grappled, to be grasped
fenjafenjana ~ to be held firmly, to be squeezed, to be grappled.
fiazana ~ to be squeezed, to be pressed.
gejaina ~ to be grasped, to be squeezed
giazana ~ same as gaihina. ~ to be squeezed, to be compressed
poretina ~ to be squeezed; to be constrained
poritra ~ squeezed or crushed; embarrassed in trouble
voafia ~ squeezed, pressed.
voafihina ~ grasped, clutched, pressed, squeezed.
voafeja ~ [Provincial] squeezed, grappled
voafozafoza ~ used roughly, squeezed, crumpled
voagehy ~ tied firmly, grasped, squeezed
voagaika ~ tied, squeezed, grappled, grasped.