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	feeble
anti-panahy	a feeble old man, or woman. [Richardson 1885]
arafoka	to be made fragile or feeble. (Prov.) [Richardson 1885]
boreraka	loose, untidy, weak, feeble. See [Richardson 1885]
dabo-drano	[rano, water] young, not full grown, feeble. Applied to ducks [Richardson 1885]
garera	feeble, imbecile, weak. See [Richardson 1885]
gorera	weak, infirm, feeble, delicate [Richardson 1885]
gorerarera	weak, infirm, feeble, delicate [Richardson 1885]
jorery	weak, feeble [Richardson 1885]
mafonty	soft, tender; feeble, pliant. (Prov.) [Richardson 1885]
marofy	ill, feeble [Hallanger 1973]
miborera	to be weak, to be feeble, to be loose, to be slack; to be cowardly; to be untidy, to be slovenly in one's dress; to be on the point of settling on the ground, as a bird [Richardson 1885]
migarerarera	to be feeble, to be weak [Richardson 1885]
migodragodra	being feeble about the joints. [Richardson 1885]
ojy	suffering, in pain, feeble. Comp. osa, jaly, ory [Richardson 1885]
osa	feeble, weak; coward [Hallanger 1973]
saozanina	weak, feeble, recovering from an illness [Richardson 1885]

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