Be soft, pounded fine; rot, decay (see k̓ʷɨ́nn). ik̓ʷɨ́lna núsux ‘the salmon got rotten’; ik̓ʷɨ́lša ‘it is getting soft’; čák̓ʷlk ‘chew’; pák̓ʷɨlk ‘pound, mash’; wák̓ʷɨlk ‘grind in a meat grinder’; šapáwaak̓ʷlk ‘grind in the grinder’; tunák̓ʷɨlk ‘smash with the foot’; k̓ʷlɨ́l ‘very finely mashed’. Ablaut: k̓ʷáal ‘finely mashed’. See also k̓ʷɨ́nn.
1,400 term are intransitive verbs
Cease
lúnaq̓i ‘cease burning’; twánaq̓i ‘cease raining’; ƛúpwaanaq̓i ‘cease jumping’.
Celebrate
páyuumn ‘have fun, party’.
k̓ʷɨ́nn
Rot, spoil, be mushy, rot away; misbehave. ik̓ʷɨ́nša ‘it is getting spoiled, mushy; he is misbehaving’; ik̓ʷɨ́nša áswan ‘the boy is misbehaving’; ik̓ʷɨ́nša núsux ‘the salmon is getting soft’; wiyák̓ʷɨnn ‘spoil along the way’. Ablaut: k̓ʷáan ‘spongy, shriveled up from age’; k̓ʷáal ‘finely mashed’; q̓ʷáan ‘mashed, smashed’; k̓ʷáann ‘misbehave’. [Y q̓ʷɨ́nn.]
Change
wiyátunx̣i; x̣úupn ‘change (of weather)’.
Char
láq̓ʷšq̓ʷši ‘burn, scorch, toast’.
Cheated
kkáwn ‘be cheated in the Indian trade, not receive adequate, feel cheated, be dissatisfied’.
Chickenpox
łáyłayi ‘have sores, measles, pox, small pox’.
Chirp
ínɨmn ‘whinney, nicker (horse), moo (cow), crow, twitter, cheep’.
Choke
áx̣šč; t̓ɨ́ln; wapqúyn.
Circle
c̓íiln ‘be a circle, be round’; k̓upíipi ‘dance the circle dance’.
Clear
aykáatn ~ aykɨ́tn ‘be clear (of sky)’; níix̣ ‘be good, clear up, be good weather’.
Climb
q̓ʷyɨ́mn ‘go uphill’; panáyti ‘go uphill, climb ladder’; wáałtx̣ ‘go uphill, climb stairway’; wiyáq̓ʷyɨmn ‘go along the side of the mountain’; čɨmnáwaax̣ʷaami ‘climb in fear’.
Cling
yáwaač̓aak ‘hang onto in the water (as snails or eels)’.
Cloudy
taˀámn ‘be cloudy, fog up, be about to rain’.
Cold
k̓sɨ́ti ‘be cold’; k̓ɨsáawi ~ k̓asáawi ‘be cold’; átya ‘blow cold (wind)’.
Come
wína ~ kú (with cislocative); wiyánawi ‘arrive’; páyšn ‘come out, emerge’; pní ‘come out into the open’; wiyáˀiip ‘come into view’; wiyálp ‘come into view, reach the summit’; wiyánawitux̣ ‘come back’.
Compacted
k̓ʷaláln ‘be round, be compacted’.
Compassionate
ɨmɨnɨwáyn ‘be kind, munificent’.
Complete
ttáwax̣tnaq̓i ‘finish growing, complete growth’; wiyánaq̓i ‘finish going, complete a journey’.