inroa
Bingham
in/roa
va. thrown down in confusion, prostrate, as many sick at a time.
n. prostratee>ion of many by an epidemic.
Sabatier
inroa
a. lying <lie> lengthwise, stretched out, strewn on the ground, orientated <oriented> downwards (is said only of things or persons stretched out, lengthwise in a group, crowd, mass).
v. to strew on the ground, to be cast down by sickness, weariness, shot down.
vc. ka-inroa: to lay, to put on the ground in quantities.