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| 1 indulge | |
| mampihanta | 2 indulge a child (to) ~ to spoil or indulge a child |
| ampihantaina | 3 indulged ~ to be spoiled by indulgence, to be indulged |
| aranana | 4 indulged ~ to be indulged in, to be gratified with, to be satiated with, to be tolerant to. ~ to be indulged, to be spoiled, |
| voarana | 5 indulged ~ indulged, gratified, satiated, tolerated; all referring to self and hurtful indulgences |
| manaram-po | 6 indulge (to) ~ to indulge in anything to one's entire satisfaction. Used with a good meaning as well as a bad one. ~ to indulge to one's full satisfaction |
| manarana | 7 indulge (to) ~ to indulge another in anything, to gratify, to satiate, to tolerate faults or failings, to be remiss in correcting. ~ to indulge another in something |
| miaran-kibo | 8 indulge ~ to indulge a sensual appetite |
| hanta | 9 indulgence ~ indulgence |
| miangola | 10 indulge one's fancies (to) ~ to indulge one's fancies |
| miarana | 11 indulge one's self (to) ~ to indulge one's self, to gratify one's wishes, to take one's delight, to satiate one's self in lusts, riches, etc. |
| 12 indulge | |
| fampihantàna | 13 indulgence ~ l'indulgence, les concessions, les gratifications, les faveurs |
| manarana | 14 indulgent (être) ~ être indulgent et gâter quelqu'un |
| ampihanta | 15 indulgent (envers qui on est) ~ Envers qui on est indulgent, qu' on gâte |
| aranana | 16 indulgent ~ envers qui on est indulgent; |
| rainazy | 17 indulgent ~ qui a le caractère doux, indulgent |
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