wáašk̓unik ‘go around, be diverted (of water)’.
1,400 term are intransitive verbs
Dizzy
šɨnɨnɨ́pn ‘be dizzy’; lášɨlɨnɨpn ‘be dizzy from heat, be dizzy in the sweathouse’.
lɨ́šqayx̣i
Shine, light up, be northern lights. ilɨ́šqayx̣iša ‘the northern lights are shining’; ilɨ́šqayx̣iša luˀlúˀ ‘they are sparkling’ (said of fireworks). [NP /ˀlapáyk/.]
lɨ́st̓ux
Crackle, pop, sparkle as fireworks. Also lɨ́št̓ux̣. palɨ́st̓uxsa sapalst̓uxáwas ‘firecrackers are popping’; ilɨ́št̓ux̣ša ílukš ‘the fire is sparking’; lɨ́št̓x̣ʷi ‘sparked’; sapálst̓xʷi ‘popcorn’.
Doctor
twatíwi ‘treat (the sick) as a shaman, act as an Indian doctor’.
lɨšt̓ɨ́x̣n
Stick, be stuck, adhere, be attached. ilst̓ɨ́x̣na ‘it got stuck’; lɨst̓ɨ́x̣naaš ‘I got stuck’; álst̓ɨx̣na ‘his got stuck’; lst̓ɨ́x̣ni ‘stuck together’. [NP /lst̓qn/.]
Drain
p̓ín ‘ooze, drain out’.
Dream
táwtk̓ʷaninn ‘sleep-walk, have a nightmare’.
Drift
yák̓uk ‘drift into a pile’; yápax̣aanp̓a ‘wash up against’; yáwaalaytk̓i ‘drift ashore’.
Drip
łłáwn ‘leak, drip’.
Drizzle
twápasc̓ati; walk̓ʷíč ‘mist, drizzle’.
Droop
wálkaliln ‘hang down, hang upside-down, droop down, dangle’.
Drop
qátamaluun ~ qátamanuun ‘fall into water’; waqášwi ‘drop out of a herd or group’.
Drown
yáwaanaynač.
Drowsy
miłłák ‘be drowsy’.
Drunk
paláyn ‘be intoxicated, disoriented’; číkn ‘be intoxicated’.
Dry
láx̣yawi; lást̓ak ‘wilt, dry up’; ƛ̓áapn ‘be shallow, dry up’; ƛ̓úupn ‘dry out’.
lúluk
Nurse, suckle, breast feed. miyánaš álulukša ‘her child is nursing’; šapáluluk ‘nurse’ (vt.). [NP /qúˀu/.]
lún
Burn. Also pronounced lúun. ilúna ɨníit ‘the house burned up’; ilúun ‘it has burned’; ilúša ‘it is burning’; áluna ɨníit ‘his house burned up’; lúnaaš inmí níit ‘my house burned up’; lúšaaš inmí tɨmná ‘my heart is on fire’; tamk̓ikskúla čáw mún ilúnx̣a ‘clematis vine never burns’; išapáluna ‘he made it burn’; íluk ‘make fire’; lúni ‘burned, burned up’; ílukas ‘wood, stick’; ílukš ‘fire’. Ablaut: láaw ‘cloudy’. [NP /l´wn/.]
lúnaq̓i
Finish burning. [NP /l´wnaq̓i/.]