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| knock | |
| dona | ~ a shock, a blow, a knock |
| knock (to) | |
| migana | ~ to knock one's self against something so as to make it give forth a loud noise. |
| mandòna | ~ to knock, to strike |
| mandondona | ~ to knock at the door; to knock or strike repeatedly |
| mangoana | ~ to knock, to rap. |
| knock down (to) | |
| mandrodana | ~ to knock down (a wall, a house. etc.) |
| knock noisily (to) | |
| mangana | ~ to knock something and make it resound. |
| knock things about (to) | |
| manakorontana | ~ to put in disorder; to push or knock things about |
| knocked | |
| donina | ~ to be struck, to be knocked on |
| gagonina | ~ to be knocked with the fists, and same as ganina. |
| ganganina | ~ to be knocked repeatedly so as to make a report, as the sound of the weaving instruments. |
| ganina | ~ to be knocked so as to sound loudly, as the shutting of a door. |
| gonana | ~ to be knocked with the fists, and same as ganina. |
| voagana | ~ struck against, knocked against, as a door against its posts. |
| voagoana | ~ knocked, rapped. |
| knocked at (to be) | |
| goanana | ~ to be knocked at, to be rapped at |
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