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afflict   
mahory ~ to distress, to afflict, to make miserable. ~ to afflict, to make miserable

afflict (to)   
mahonena ~ to cause distress, as the sight of one in pain, etc.; to afflict, to depress. ~ to make one feel sorry for a person
mampahory ~ to distress, to afflict, to make miserable. ~ to afflict, to make miserable
mampijaly ~ to cause to suffer, to afflict; to make someone wait a long time

afflicted   
mahantra ~ poor, afflicted ~ wretched, miserable.
malahelo ~ to have pensive feelings like those produced by plaintive music or singing; to be poor; to be poverty sticken; to be bereaved; to be depressed in spirit, to feel sorrowful; to grieve for, to long after. ~ sad, afflicted; poor

afflicted (to be)   
zo ~ to be afflicted, to suffer

affliction (an)   
alahelo ~ sorrow ~ Grief, depression of spirits, melancholy, dejection; longing after, grieving for ~ affliction
voina ~ calamity, aflliction

affliction   
fahoriana ~ affliction, pauvreté, malheur ~ souffrance
falahelo ~ [Vezo] affliction, compassion, regret, tristesse
mitse-po ~ avoir compassion de, être dans l'affliction
tse-po ~ peine, affliction, compassion

affliction (sur qui tombe une)   
zoina ~ Sur qui tombe un malheur, une affliction: Nozoin' ny loza mafy izy tamin’ izay (Un grand malheur le frappa alors)

affliction (une)   
ferinaina ~ [ferin' aina] souffrance, affliction
tokiky ~ pauvreté, affliction ~ Rapetissement, action de se ramasser, de se contracter, de se recoquiller, comme quand on est transi de froid ~ dans son sens général ce mot veut dire : se contracter, se recroqueviller