Malagasy verb conjugation
Malagasy is an Austronesian language and the national language of Madagascar. There are 25 million native speakers of Malagasy; most people in Madagascar speak it as a first language, as do some people of Malagasy descent elsewhere
Verbs have syntactically three productive "voice" forms according to the thematic role they play in the sentence: active, passive, and relative. Verbs inflect for past, present, and future tense.
Conjugate a Malagasy verb
Recently Conjugated Malagasy verbs
mievoka, mifongo, akitra, anakekezana, alòna, manetsaka, trobarana, ampitomboana, mitsorofoka, entina, akovavy, andraharahana, hembahembaina, penjena, iampofoana, ahosotra, anindroasana, ikolepahana, ahandrohandro, manonjina, mamorotsaka, mikorotika, mandrahana, gororoanana, sarikoina, hogahogaina, kotrifanina, atsamaka, amatsiana, manohatra, dofahana, asamaka, siahina, ahombiazana, miarina, avatravatra, anasavohana, mitselika, lantoina, irafandrafanana, herezina, endrikendrehina, manombotomboka, ngiloina, iapanapanana, tongorana, mandriaria, atoetra, atolila, aseho,Links
References
- Griffiths, David. A Grammar of the Malagasy Language. Woodbridge.
