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strike   
famelezana ~ the act of striking; a verbal attack
fitokonana ~ a strike by laborers
grevy ~ strike

strike (to pretend to)   
manambana ~ to pretend to strike, to pretend to throw or aim at something.

strike (to)   
midaboka ~ to fall, to fall against, to strike, to hit with violence, to lie down
mahavoa ~ to strike; to hit the mark; to wound
mamofoka ~ to strike, to beat, to attack, as a disease.
mamaritsoka ~ to beat, to strike, to dab
mametsaka ~ to strike, to beat
mamitsoka ~ to beat, to flog, to strike, to smite.
mandaboka ~ to beat, to strike, to throw down, to dash
mandòna ~ to knock, to strike
mandondona ~ to knock at the door; to knock or strike repeatedly
manonana ~ [Provincial] to strike. Used of the wind striking the water, or the water beating against a canoe, etc.
manona ~ [Provincial] to strike. Used of the wind striking the water, or the water beating against a canoe, etc. (prov.)
miantsona ~ to be aground, to stop, to strike, to run ashore, as a canoe. ~ to come to harbor, to anchor
mipaika ~ to chip stone; to strike as with a hammer

strike against (to)   
mifetsaka ~ to tumble down, to fall, to strike against, to hit.

strike down (to)   
mandavo ~ to throw down, to strike down ~ to cast down, to cause to fall

strike off (to)   
mandifika ~ to chip off, to strike off, to spirt upon, to wander from the point

strike upon (to)   
mandofitra ~ to hit, to beat, to strike upon

strike with (taken to)   
enti-mamely ~ taken to strike with