Complete the mourning period. itk̓anúuša ‘she’s no longer in her mourning period’; tk̓anúuni iwá ‘she is finished the mourning period’.
1,401 term are intransitive verbs
Paddle
wax̣úun ‘row (canoe)’; wɨšápni ‘paddle away from shore’; wɨšanínn ‘paddle around here and there’.
Pant
háašhaašn ‘breathe heavily, take a rest, stop for a breather’; tkʷáyhaašn ‘breathe hard’.
Parade
súnknik ‘parade around’; qásunknik ‘parade around (on horse or conveyance)’; tútanknik ‘parade on horseback (as in a memorial), trot first and then gallop’.
Paralyzed
łkápn ‘be limp, be paralyzed’.
Part
wiyápaa ~ páwiyapaa ‘separate, separate off to the side, part, fork (as of a road forking in two directions)’; x̣ápaa ‘split, part’.
Pass
wiyáwina ‘pass on’; wɨšányaann ‘pass through’; nɨwí ‘go down, pass (of law)’; šátɨmi ‘pass summer’.
tk̓ulín
Be curled up; walk into thoughts. itk̓ulíin ‘he has walking into somebody’s thoughts’; itk̓ulíšayka sk̓ulúlaptpa ‘he walked into the whirlwind’ (means that he got into someone’s thoughts); čátk̓ulik ‘roll up, bundle’; sapátk̓ulik ‘wrap, roll up’; wáwaatk̓ulik ‘cover up, cover over’. See also wáaštk. [NP /lk̓ólyn/; /lk̓úlyn/ ‘be curled up’.]
tkʷanáyti
Go upstream (salmon). patkʷanáytiša ‘the fish are flopping around’; itkʷanáytiša núsux ‘salmon are going upstream’. [NW tkʷanáti.]
tkʷápkƛakƛa
Make a V-sign with two fingers. itkʷápkƛakƛaša ‘he is making a V-sign’.
tkʷápwina
Wave the hand.
tkʷáyhaašn
Breathe hard, pant. itkʷáyhaašša ‘he’s breathing hard’.
tkʷáyi
Lie inert, lie prone after a fall. Inanimate or unconscious and saliently one dimensional subject. itkʷáyiša ‘it’s lying there, he’s lying inert (“if it’s a person he’s sleeping”)’; itkʷáyiša ílukas ‘the wood is lying there’; itkʷáyiša yúuk twá ‘the tepee poles are lying over yonder’; x̣átkʷayi ‘fall prone’; táwtkʷayi ‘lie sleeping’. [NP /tkʷéyi/.]
tkʷáynaq̓i
Be or come to the end of a ridge. itkʷáynaq̓iša pátaat ‘the tree is at the end of the ridge’; tkʷáylak̓itit ‘ridge’.
tkʷáynp
Go hunting. itkʷáynpa ‘he went hunting’; itkʷáynpša yáamašyaw ‘he is hunting for deer’; ku tiskayáya čáw mún itkʷáynpɨnx̣ana ‘and Skunk would never go hunting’; pawinána patkʷáynpa ‘they went hunting’; tkʷáynptˀuyi ‘go on first hunt’; tkʷáynptnaq̓i ‘finish hunting’; náktkʷaynp ‘take hunting’; tkʷaynpłá ‘hunter’. [NE wɨsaláyti; wɨsalíln; NP /tkʷelíkn/.]
tkʷáynptˀuyi
Go on the first hunt. itkʷáynptˀuyiša ‘he is going on his first hunt’.
tkʷáynptnaq̓i
Finish hunting. itkʷáynptnaq̓iša ‘he is finishing hunting’.
tkʷáypatuk
Be a small pool of mud or water. itkʷáypatuka ‘there was a puddle’ (NE, Jacobs 1931:174). [NW x̣átkʷaypatuk.]
tkʷáypx̣
Go downstream (of fish). itkʷáypx̣ɨnx̣a xúlxul ‘fingerling go downstream’. [NP /tqʷelewewíti/.]
tkʷáytunik
Swim upstream (of fish). itkʷáytunikɨnx̣a núsux ‘salmon swim upstream’. [NP /tqʷeléhyek/.]