haywáanayk ‘take a break, go on vacation, go on journey’.
1,401 term are intransitive verbs
qtámčanwi
Fall down. Distributive. áqtamčanwiya šapášapš k̓úsikni ‘their packs fell down off the horse’.
Jump
ƛúpn; ƛúpnaq̓i ‘finish jumping’; ƛúpƛupn ‘jump up and down’; ƛúpwaalatx̣ ‘jump into fire’; ƛúpwaaluuk ‘jump up in the air’; ƛúpwaaluun ‘jump into water’; ƛúpwaaluutux̣ ‘jump back into water’; ƛúpwaanaq̓i ‘finish jumping’; ƛúpwaanaynač ‘jump inside’; ƛúpwaanayt ‘jump out’; ƛúpwaaničanwi ‘jump off, jump down’; ƛúpwaaničanwitux̣ ‘jump back down’; ƛúpwaaničaša ‘jump upon’; ƛúpwaapaa ‘jump away’; ƛúpwaapni ‘jump out into the open’; ƛúpwaapyuč ‘jump to shore’; ƛúpwaapyučtux̣ ‘jump back to shore’; ƛúpwaatux̣ ‘jump back’; ƛúpwaax̣ʷaami ‘jump up’; wiyáƛupn ‘jump along, hop along’.
Jut
šúpni ‘jut out (land or rock ridge)’.
q̓áyun
Be thin, slender, skinny. páyu iq̓áyuun q̓uwíit pípš ápayšɨn ‘it has gotten real skinny and its bones have appeared’. [NP /nktík/.]
q̓ín
Stick, attach, adhere, catch (as clothing on wire, thorn, etc.). iq̓ína ‘it got caught’; iq̓íin ‘it has gotten caught’; lɨ́mq̓in ‘close the eyes’; páq̓in ‘sit on (inanimate individuative subject)’; sɨ́mq̓in ‘look at privates’; q̓ínun ‘see’; sapák̓ik ‘hang up’; šapáq̓ič ‘hang up’; tamáq̓ič ‘hang, hang up (clothes, blankets, etc.)’; túq̓ik ‘wear around the ankle’; tx̣ʷnɨ́mq̓ič ‘step on a rope ladder’; wáaq̓ič ‘get caught’; wíyax̣q̓ič ‘hang up (clothes, canvas, etc.)’. [NP /q̓ín/.]
q̓lún
Be bald. iq̓lúša ‘he is getting bald’; q̓lúni ‘bald’. [NP /tq̓ʷqn/; cf. also NP q̓aláwn /q̓l´wn/ ‘bead’.]
q̓ɨ́pn
Stick, hang on, be attached. iq̓ɨ́pna k̓úsipa ‘he stayed on the (bucking) horse’; áx̣ʷay iq̓ɨ́pša ‘he’s still staying on’; čáq̓p ‘tie together’; čáwaaq̓p ‘close’; íq̓p ‘tie down’; íq̓pq̓pn ‘tie down a load’; páq̓p ‘pin on, fasten on, put about the waist’; šapáq̓p ‘fasten together’; táq̓p ‘chinch’; wáwq̓p ‘hammer, pound nail’; sapawaak̓páwas ‘button’; suk̓páwas ‘safety pin, tipi pin’; taq̓páwas ‘saddle cinch’; wáwq̓p ‘pound nails’; wɨsak̓páwas ‘bolt’. Ablaut: q̓áap ‘tight, taut’. See also k̓ɨ́pn. [NP /q̓p´p/ ‘fastened’ (adj.); /q̓p´p/ ‘tightly, closely’ (adj.).]
Kind
ɨmɨnɨwáyn ‘be kind, compassionate’.
Kneel
ítɨmn ‘be kneeling’; ítɨmnayč ~ ɨ́mtɨmnayč ‘kneel, kneel down’; táwˀitɨmnayč ‘kneel at night’.
q̓šɨ́šn
Be stiff, hard. iq̓šɨ́šna łq̓ám ‘the moccasins got stiff’. Ablaut: q̓šáaš ‘stiff, hard’. [Cf. NP /k̓ssn/ ‘have frostbite’; /q̓ssn/ ‘harden from drying, become stiff’.]
q̓tɨ́tn
Harden, solidify. iq̓tɨ́tna sayaykʷmí pšwá ‘the cement got hard’; šáq̓tč ‘plough’. [Cf. NP /qttn/ ‘be hard’; NP /qssn/ ‘be hard’; cf. /q̓ttn/ ‘be near’.]
q̓ɨ́x̣n
Tear. iq̓ɨ́x̣na ‘it tore’; wiláq̓x̣ ‘blow cold wind’; tamáq̓x̣q̓x̣n ‘smash’; táwq̓x̣ ‘put a collar around the neck’; tunápq̓x̣ ‘crack by stepping on’; wiláq̓x̣ ‘blow cold wind’; q̓ɨ́x̣ni ‘torn’; q̓ɨx̣lí ‘tule mat’; q̓ɨ́x̣nu ‘sharp-tailed grouse’. Ablaut: q̓áax̣ ‘clearing in forest’.
Lacking
k̓áywa ~ k̓aywá ‘be short, be lacking’.
Lame
łáax̣n ‘be lame, have a hurt leg’.
Landslide
háwtn ‘be a landslide’; tqáhawtk ‘be a landslide’; qásɨmwaaničanwi ‘be a landslide’.
Laryngitis
qaˀáx̣n ‘have a sore throat, have laryngitis’.
Late
wiyák̓ʷmɨlk ‘be late’.
Laugh
tamáx̣ʷaami ‘laugh around, make noise’.
Lazy
ayč̓áwi ‘be lazy’.