Verb: alefa
Voice: Passive -- Patient focus
Root: lefa
Present
| Sg.1 | alefako |
| Sg.2 | alefanao |
| Sg.3 | alefany |
| Pl.1 inclusive | alefantsika |
| Pl.1 exclusive | alefanay |
| Pl.2 | alefanareo |
| Pl.3 | alefany |
Past
| Sg.1 | nalefako |
| Sg.2 | nalefanao |
| Sg.3 | nalefany |
| Pl.1 inclusive | nalefantsika |
| Pl.1 exclusive | nalefanay |
| Pl.2 | nalefanareo |
| Pl.3 | nalefany |
Future
| Sg.1 | halefako |
| Sg.2 | halefanao |
| Sg.3 | halefany |
| Pl.1 inclusive | halefantsika |
| Pl.1 exclusive | halefanay |
| Pl.2 | halefanareo |
| Pl.3 | halefany |
Imperative
alefao
Verbs conjugated like alefa
aainginaingina,
aaloka,
aampatra,
aankina,
aantsona,
aapanapana,
aatoka,
aato,
aatokatoka,
aatrana,
ababy,
ababoka,
abafoka,
abahana,
abaibay,
abaikabaika,
abaiko,
abaka,
abalabala,
abaliaka, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Translations
Etymology
Passive verb form of lefa (“one who escapes”)