1,401 term are intransitive verbs

łúukn

Urinate. iłúukna ‘he urinated’; iłúukatana ‘he went to urinate’. [Y Also čɨ́x̣n; NP /ˀíwn/.]

Evening

kʷláawiti ‘be evening, be dusk, get dark’.

Exile

čáwyaninn ‘wander from place to place, be in exile, be homeless, bum around’.

Exit

át ‘go out’.

Expensive

pášwin ‘be high priced’.

Explode

lát̓ux̣ ‘pop, burst, break (of ice), crack (of a tree from the cold)’; láwayla ‘burst from heat’; t̓ɨ́x̣ʷn ‘burst’ (bound root).

Extinguish

lát̓ɨšk ‘go out (of fire), be extinguished’; t̓ɨ́šn ‘be extinguished, go out (of fire)’; tx̣át̓ɨšk ‘suddenly go out (of lights, fire)’.

Eye

čqún ‘have something in the eye’. Eyeball. akáł.

Eyes

lɨ́k̓pšn ‘snap the eyes’.

máana

Go root digging for one day. ana kú pamáanax̣a ‘when they go root digging’; imáanaša x̣máašyaw ‘she is going to dig camas’. [NW mána; NP /ˀm´nin/ ‘go to dig roots (but not camas)’; cf. /ˀm´n/ ‘camp to dig roots (but not camas)’; Klamath /mey/ ‘dig roots’ (Barker 1963b:238).]

máanatwi

Return from a root digging day trip. áw imáanatwišaykš ‘now she is going on back from root digging’. [NW mánawi; NP /ˀm´wi/.]

máytwawina

Go in the rain early. imáytwawinana ‘he went in the rain early’. [NP /méytw̓elawihnen/.]

máywina

Go in the morning. čáw imáywinana ‘he didn’t go in the morning’. [NP /méywihnen/.]

máywinanuun

Bathe or swim in the morning. [NE máyšmuun; NP /méytq̓eluu/.]

mɨc̓c̓ɨ́pn

Itch. imɨcc̓ɨ́pša ‘he is itching’; mɨcc̓ɨ́pšaaš apáp ‘my arm itches’; mɨcc̓ɨ́pšaaš kuš pináˀayaša ‘I itch and I’m scratching myself’; mɨc̓ɨc̓ɨ́pšaaš míti mɨšyú ‘my ear is itching on the inside’; mɨcc̓ɨ́pni ‘itchy’. [NE mɨc̓ɨc̓ɨ́pn; cayáypn; NP /ceyéypn/.]

miłłák

Be drowsy. čáw iwá kúpi kuš miłłákša ‘there is no coffee and I am drowsy’. [NP /ˀeewín/.]

Fade

náamn ‘fade away, vanish, disappear’.

Fall

káax̣ačanwi ‘fall from tree and spread out’ (distributive); qápšaničanwi ‘fall off (a bunch)’; qátamaluun ‘fall into water’; qátamanuun ‘fall into water’; qátamčanwi ‘fall down’; qátkʷaynak ‘fall down’ (inanimate); qáwqin ‘fall down’; qáx̣anayk ‘fall backward’; qáx̣anayti ‘fall over’; qáx̣ayt ‘fall out’; špamíwi ‘become autumn, return to fall’; wačánwi ‘be falling’; wáatqawqin ‘fall while running’; wiyálk̓upt̓a ‘stumble and fall’; x̣átamanaša ‘fall noisily’; x̣átamaatx̣ ‘fall into fire’; x̣átkʷayi ‘fall prone’.

Fat

čx̣áwi ‘be fat, gain weight’.

mɨlɨ́ln

Bubble, boil. imɨlɨ́lša ‘it is bubbling, boiling’.