Part of Speech: intransitive verb

čáˀinɨmn ‘make a death rattle’.

šáqʷɨnk ‘behead’.

čáyn ‘rot, spoil’.

wáaƛ̓x̣ʷ ‘run out, be depleted’.

wánwi ~ wiyáničanwi ‘go down’; aláyi ‘go down to a river or stream’.

ttáwax̣n ‘grow, grow up’.

ƛ̓iyáwi; tax̣núnaq̓i ‘finish growth, die back (of root tops)’.

túnx̣n ‘be or act different’.

máana ‘go root digging for one day’; máanatwi ‘return from a root digging day trip’; tkúma ‘camp to dig roots’.

twalúun ‘fish with dip-net’.

šiwátn ‘be disagreeable, quarrel, be angry, pout’.

łamáyn ‘be lost, vanish’; náamn ‘fade away, vanish’; ɨwátn ‘vanish, wither away’; lák̓ɨmi ‘vanish’.

payúwi ‘be sick’; činúki ‘have venereal disease’.

paláyn ‘be intoxicated, drunk, confused’.

šapáwaanwi ‘let off (bus, conveyance)’.

čč̓ɨ́ln ‘make noise, interrupt, not respect one who is speaking’.

pačíwi ‘be disrespectful, ugly, mean, ornery’.

kkáwn ‘feel dissatisfied in the Indian trade’.

lamáylač.