1,401 term are intransitive verbs

qápšaničanwi

Fall off (of a bunch).

qásɨmwaaničanwi

Be a landslide. iqásɨmwaaničanwiša ‘it is a landslide’. [NP /héwtn/.]

qásunayti

Ride along (on horse or conveyance). iqásunaytiya k̓úsiki ‘he went riding on a horse’. [NW x̣ásunati; NP /wúulekeˀeyk/.]

qásuninn

Ride around, ride here and there (on horse or conveyance). [NE x̣ásuninn; NP /wuul´knik/ ~ /wuulen/.]

qásunknik

Parade around (on horse or conveyance). [NW x̣ásunknik; NP /wuulelkl´yk/.]

qásutunik

Ride upstream (on horse or conveyance). [NW x̣ásutunik; NP /wúulehyek/.]

qátamaluun

Fall into water. Also qátamanuun. ku iqátamaluuna kʷɨ́ni ku iyáwaaypx̣ɨma ‘and from there he plunged into the water and came floating down’; čúusyaw áqatamanuuna ‘his droped into the water’. [WS x̣átamanaa; NE tx̣átamanuun; WS x̣átamaniin; NP /tqetuulúu/.]

qátamčanwi

Fall, fall down. aw kú pɨnmíin apɨ́łapł áqatamčanwix̣a ‘then their leaves fall down’; aw kú áqatamčanwix̣a latít tiičámyaw ‘then its flower drops off to the ground’; ƛ̓áax̣ʷ tútanik áqatamčanwix̣a ‘all his hair falls out’; ku kʷná iqátamčanwiya nakałas ‘and there my mother fell down’; íqatamčanwi ‘drop from the air’. [N tx̣átamčanwi; Y qátamkanwi; NP /tqec̓´llyk/.]

qátiwaaničanwi

Slide down in sitting position. iqátiwaaničanwiša ‘he is sliding down on his seat’; iqátiwaaničanwiša łq̓iwitpamápa ‘he is sliding down the playground slide’; qatiwaaničanwit̓áwas ‘playground slide’.

qátkʷaynak

Fall down. Inanimate. iqátkʷaynaka ílukas ‘the stick fell down’.

qátk̓ʷaninn

Be left walking around. iqátk̓ʷananx̣ana ‘he would be left walking around’.

qátuti

Stop, stand still. qátutik ‘stop!’; iqátutiša káas ‘the train is stopping’; ku aw kú iqátutiya ‘and then he stood still’; išapáqatutiša wayx̣tiłá ‘he is stopping his car’. [NP /tlqn/.]

qáwa(č)

Suddenly be, be there by chance. ku aw kú miyánašma áqawača ‘and then suddenly she had children’; yúuk iqáwa ‘he is over there’. [NE tx̣úu(č); NW tqáwa(č); NP /tqéwe(k)/.]

qáwapawx̣in

Lose. aš kú qáwapawx̣ina ‘when I lost mine’. [NE tx̣úupawx̣in; NP /tquupéwqin/.]

qáwat̓a

Slip and fall, fall and hit the ground. qáwat̓atanam ‘you’ll slip and fall’; kʷná nč̓ípa náx̣titpa čáwnam yalmílk tk̓ʷanáytita páyšnam qáwat̓ata ‘in a big crying you shouldn’t walk any old way, maybe you’ll slip and fall’. [NE tx̣úut̓a; Y x̣áwat̓a.]

qáwqin

Fall, fall down. Also sometimes tqáwqin. qáwqinaaš ‘I fell down’; aw kú iqáwqina k̓ʷapɨ́n Wawatáway ‘then the aforementioned Antelope fell down’; táqawqin ‘strike down, cause to fall (of a sickness)’; wáatqawqin ‘fall down while running’; qáwqit ‘falling down’. [NE tx̣áwx̣in; NP /tqewqín/ ‘fall ill, drop dead’.]

qítwa

Be attentive. Bound. mɨšqítwa ‘pay attention’; sápqitwa ‘take care of’. [NP /qítwen/.]

qnɨ́pn

Be gluttonous, greedy to eat. iqnɨ́pša ‘he is being gluttonous’; qnɨ́pni ‘gluttonous’. [NP /kt´wi/ ‘not share food’.]

qpɨ́tn

Be stuck between. iqpɨ́tna pčɨ́špa ‘he got stuck in the door’. Ablaut: qáapt ‘packed in, crowded, tight’.

Join

wátak ‘unite, attach’; c̓áa ‘draw near, meet, arrive’.