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turned   
dempa ~ sunk, yielded, given way, as the lips when the front teeth are lost; turned on the edge, as a knife, axe, etc., when the metal is too soft, or as the horns of oxen, one of which hangs a little, or a clay vessel warped by the rays of the sun
afotitra ~ to be inverted; to be reviled, to be vilified. ~ to be turned end for end
hodivirina ~ to be looked at from the side; to be turned aside from
mifotitra ~ inverted ~ to be turned end for end, to be turned the wrong way
atsingerina ~ to be brought around back again, to be turned around to the point of departure; to be repeated
avily ~ to be turned aside from a road or from a direction
avilana ~ to be turned aside

turned (to be)   
dembaina ~ to be bent, turned, notched, or hollowed
aforitra ~ to be folded, to be turned down, to be wrapped. ~ to be folded, to be bent

turned aside   
abisioka ~ to be made uneven, to be made to deviate from the point or straight line; evaded, turned aside, distorted, indirect.
voademba ~ sunk in, hollowed, turned aside, as in <1demba#>

turned aside from (to be)   
ariarina ~ [Provincial] to be turned aside from a stone, a precipice, etc.

turned down (to be)   
miforitra ~ Folded, turned down. ~ to be folded

turned on the edge   
demba ~ sunk, yielded, given way, as the lips when the front teeth are lost; turned on the edge, as a knife, axe, etc., when the metal is too soft, or as the horns of oxen, one of which hangs a little, or a clay vessel warped by the rays of the sun

turned over (to be)   
avadika ~ to be turned over