Part of Speech: intransitive verb

Swing. iluulíkša miyánaš ‘the baby is swinging’; šapáluulik ‘swing’ (vt.). [WS luuláyk.]

Thunder, lightening. iluxlúxna ‘it lighteninged, thundered’; iluxlúxša ‘it is lightening, thundering’.

Shine. Same as lɨ́xʷn. ilúxša ‘it is shining’; išapáluxna ‘he made it shine’; lúxni iwá ‘it is burned’. [Cf. NP /l´xʷcn/ ‘be energetic’; /luˀuqn/ ‘be warm’.]

Sparkle out.

Crackle while burning. Jacobs 1929:239:17 ku álšwayl[a]x̣ana ílkʷas ‘the wood would crackle and pop’ (Jacobs 1937:31.13.1, pg. 73).

Be lucky. ilɨwáyswisa ‘he is getting lucky’. [NP /lwéyn/.]

Converge into one. ana kʷná mɨ́taat wána ilɨ́xssɨmwix̣a ‘where three rivers become into one’.

Be lame, have a hurt leg. iłáax̣ša ‘he is hurting and cannot walk’; iłáax̣na ‘he was lamed’; łáax̣ni ‘lame’. [NP /ˀálwi/.]

Be lost, disappear. iłamáyna ‘he got lost’; ača kú iłamáyna míimi mún ‘because it was lost long ago whenever’; ana k̓ʷapɨ́n iłamáyšana máal wíyat̓iš ‘the aforementioned which was lost for a long time’; ana k̓ʷapɨ́n iłamáyšana wíyat̓iš ‘the aforementioned which was lost for a while’; miimáaš łamáyšana ‘I was lost a long time’; íłamayč ‘hide’; nákłamayč ‘misguide, lead astray’; tamłamáywi ‘be ignorant, confused’; wiyáłamayč ‘be lost on the way’. [K łamáyi (Jacobs 1937:19.3.1, pg. 37); NP /peeléyn/.]

Have sores, measles, chickenpox, pox, small pox. iłáyłayiša ‘he has measles’; łáyłayišanam ‘you’ve got sores’. [NP /sahayi/ ‘have sores’.]

Break in pieces, shatter, fall apart. iłíłna pinaq̓inut̓áwas ‘the window shattered’; tamałíłk ‘break, shatter’ (vt.). [NE łiˀíłn; K łiiłn; NP /t´m̓k/.]

Be limp, paralyzed. łkápšaaš ‘I am being lazy’; šapáłkap ‘have arthritis’. Ablaut: łáakap ‘tiresome, bothersome’.

Be paralyzed. iłkápna ‘he got paralyzed’ (Inez Spino Reves, 9-29-97); šapáłkap ‘have arthritis’; łkápni ‘paralyzed’.

Be messy. čáwnam łkluywíta ‘don’t be messy’; łkluywíšaaš ‘I’m being messy’; áłkluywiša miyánaš ‘his child is messy’; ana kʷaaná patáˀɨnx̣a łkluywít ‘that which they call being messy’. [Cf. NP /łíkn/ ‘be dirty’.]

Be a day, spend the day. iłk̓ʷína ‘it was a day, he spent the day’; watím iłk̓ʷína ‘he stayed all day yesterday’; wiyáłk̓ʷin ‘spend the day’. [NP /léeheyn/.]