In fact, “a” is still on, and only by the tone of the voice do we know that it is stressed (the imperative form) , there is no visible accent on “a” anymore, as it used to be the case in the old time, so I put a stressed “a” instead, to show that “a” of “ka” has fallen, and replaced by a stressed one.
Manambaka: active verb : the word stress is on mba
Manambaka: the stress is on ” ka” for the imperative
| Ka=+o Ambaka=ambakaina=ambakao | K(a)=à* Ambaka: manambaka: Manambakà (manambaka) |
| (-ka)=>-fo Tahaka (tahafina) = tahafo | (-ka)=-fa Tahaka (mitaha) = mitahafa |
| (-ka) =fy Aloka (alofana) alofy Tohaka (tohofana)tohofy | (-ka)=-fa Aloka (mialoka) mialofa Tohaka (mitohoka)mitohofa |
| (-ka) =-ho Vondraka (vondrahina) : vondraho | (-ka) =-ha Vondraka (mivondraka) : mivondraha |
| (-ka)=hy Satroka=satrohina=satrohy | (-ka) =-ha Satroka=misatroka=misatroha |
