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| deceive | |
| mamahan-dalitra | ~ to cheat a superior or the sovereign. ~ (lit. to feed with flies) to deceive, to mislead |
| deceive (to) | |
| mifetsy | ~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent. ~ to trick, to get the best of |
| mamangoka | ~ to deceive by plausible representations, to delude. |
| mametsy | ~ to deceive, to impose on, to beguile, to circumvent; same as <1mifetsy#mg.av>. |
| mamitaka | ~ to deceive, to cheat, to impose on. ~ to defraud, to beguile |
| manadala | ~ To befool, to confound, to perplex, to infatuate. ~ to make a fool of, to deceive; to cause mental anguish |
| mandiso | ~ to err, to transgress, to offend, to miss, to cause to err, to lead into error ~ to deceive, to mislead; to make something wrong |
| mandrotsirotsy | ~ to rock and soothe a baby; to soothe, to deceive |
| manao gorobaka | ~ to cheat, to deceive. |
| manambàka | ~ to deceive, to defraud, to impose upon, to overreach, to take an unfair advantage of, to circumvent. ~ to defraud, to deceive |
| manoro vohony | ~ to give false directions, to deceive |
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