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| reproach | |
| fananarana | ~ admonition, advice; reproach, a reprimand |
| reproach (a) | |
| fondro | ~ blame, censure ~ reproach, fault. See <1tsiny#> ~ ; used in set expressions, as <1tsinyamanpondro# |
| haihay | ~ shame, confusion of mind, reproach. See henatra, haingihaingy. |
| kizaka | ~ reproach, mockery |
| latsa | ~ reproach ~ upbraiding ~ an insult |
| ompa | ~ opprobrious language desiring evil to another, abuse, reproach. [mal. Sumpah, and swa. Uapo, an oath.] comp. latsa. ~ abusive or foul language |
| tsiny | ~ blame, fault, reproach |
| reproach (to) | |
| mandatsa | ~ to reproach ~ to upbraid ~ to insult |
| manantsa | ~ [Provincial] to point out the defects of someone, or something; to reproach. |
| reproached | |
| voalatsa | ~ upbraided, reproached |
| zimbaina | ~ to be insulted, to be reproached, to be spoken lightly of |
| zimbazimbaina | ~ to be insulted, to be reproached, to be spoken lightly of |
| reproached (to be) | |
| ahahaka | ~ to be scattered ~ to be scattered |
| latsaina | ~ to be upbraided, to be reproached ~ to be reproached, to be insulted |
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