Go down. inɨwíya tamánwit ‘the law passed’.
1,401 term are intransitive verbs
Guess
ƛ̓ɨ́x̣ʷaˀuyi ‘guess first in the stick game’.
Gully
x̣uuwí ‘be a gully or washout (land form)’.
Gurgle
múlmuln ‘bubble up’.
páˀiniix̣ʷa
Make treaty. ana kúuk páˀiniix̣ʷana kuta kúuk patmíyuna k̓úyc wáwtukt ‘when they made the treaty they deliberated nine days’. [Y paˀaníx̣ʷa; NP /pítamalwi/.]
páa
Be separate. Bound root. čápaa ‘divide, separate, sort’; nákpaa ‘separate, separate out, distribute, divide’; šápwaapaa ‘separate’; tamápaa ‘put off the road’; ƛúpwaapaa ‘jump away’; wiyápaa ‘separate off to the side’; twánkapaa ‘part the hair in the middle’; pawiyapaanáwas ‘fork in the road’; x̣ápaa ‘split, part’. [NE paˀá; cf. NP /paˀák/ ‘crack open’ (participle); NP /peˀq/ ‘split, crack’ (bound root); /péx̣sn/ ‘part, separate’.]
páax̣amn
War dance. páax̣amt ‘war dancing, pow-wow’. [Y páax̣ami; NP /páax̣amn/.]
pačíwi
Be ugly, mean, ornery. papačíwiša miyanašmaamíyaw ‘they are getting mean with their children’. [NP /hawl̓iswi/.]
paláyn
Be intoxicated, drunk, disoriented. áw ipaláyša ‘he is getting intoxicated’; tamx̣paláyk ‘misplace, forget how’; túupalayk ‘stump with a word’; tk̓ípalayk ‘stare off into space’. [NP /qqéwi/; cf. NP /péleyn/ ‘be stupid, crazy’; /peeléyn/ (?
pálp
Bud out. ipálpšamš pyax̣í ‘the bitterroot is barely budding out’.
páluun
Be situated in water. páluut ‘being in water’. [NP /ˀpelúu/.]
pámaliin
Have a wedding. ipámaliiša káatnampa čikúuk ‘they are having a wedding today at the long house’; ipámaliita čikúuk John ku Esther ‘today John and Esther are getting married’; ipámaliina watím ‘they had the wedding yesterday’.
panánp̓a
Be positioned against. kúuš ipanánp̓aša tnánpa ‘thusly it is sitting on the bluff’. [NP /ˀpeletp̓e/.]
páqalapayk
Go down a hill. ipáqalapaykša ‘he is going down the hill’.
páq̓in
Sit on (inanimate individuative subject). ɨštɨ́šmaš wá x̣ʷáamični ipáq̓iša ‘your cactus is sitting on top’; walápaq̓ič ‘perch, sit up high’.
páqʷčk
Plug in. ipáqʷčka ‘he plugged it in’; páqʷčki ‘plugged in’. Compare páqʷɨč ‘stick upon’ (Jacobs 1929:233:9).
páqʷtk
Stick in. ipáqʷtkša ‘he sticking it in’; páqʷtki ‘stuck in’.
pásc̓ati
Be foggy. ipásc̓atiša ‘it is fogging up’; twápasc̓ati ‘drizzle’. [NP /ˀpéce/; /péck̓eti/.]
pásiwa
Reverberate, thunder. tiičám ipásiwanx̣a ‘the land thunders’. Said of a mountain southeast of Heppener, Oregon, called Wɨx̣inšwáakuł.
páta
Be situated, stand, sit. Individuative inanimate subject. ipátaša lɨ́xs táp̓aš ‘a lone tree is standing there’; ipáta tikáy ‘the plate is sitting there’; páyu q̓áyu iwá pípš ápataša ‘he is very skinny his bones are sticking out’; pátaat ‘tree’; pátaš ‘something standing upright, feather in the hair’; pátasi ‘quail’. See also pátun.