Part of Speech: intransitive verb

ayayáštɨmn ‘talk stupidly, rave’.

čáˀinɨmn ‘make a death rattle’.

ayayáštɨmn ‘talk stupidly, rant’.

wiyálp ‘come into view, reach the summit’.

waq̓íšwi ‘revive, come to life’.

x̣ʷɨ́łn ‘slip off, come loose, be loosened, released, extracted, pulled back’.

pníwayč ‘be reluctant to do more’.

k̓ʷálaln ‘reverberate, roar’.

wiyák̓un ‘stop and rest’; háašhaašn ‘pant, breathe heavily, take a rest, stop for a breather’.

túx̣n ‘go home’; wiyátux̣ ‘come back’; máanatwi ‘return from a root digging day trip’; šatmíwi ‘return to summer’.

k̓ʷálaln ‘resonate, roar’.

waq̓íšwi ‘come to life’.

wáša ‘ride horse, board canoe’; qásunayti ‘ride a horse, ride along’; qásuninn ‘ride here and there’; qásutunik ‘ride upstream’; wáatk̓ʷaničaša ‘stand while riding on horse’; wiyáwaawaša ‘ride in a conveyance’; yáwaša ‘ride on a raft, canoe’; yáwaawaša ‘catch a ride’.

tkʷáynaq̓i ‘be or come to the end of a ridge’.

xawí ‘ripen (berries), mature (roots)’; át̓i ‘cook, ripen’.

ƛ̓ɨ́pn ‘be torn, flaked’.

tináyt ‘rise (luminary)’. Also anát.

aláyi ‘go down to a river or stream’; waaláyi ‘run down to the river’.

k̓ʷálaln ‘resonate, reverberate, sound’.

qalaláyti ‘roll along’; áwqalalayti ‘roll along’; áwqalaličalwi ‘roll down’; áwqaninn ~ áwqaliln ‘roll around, roll about’; tamápayk ‘roll off’; k̓mɨ́sn ‘roll up, curl up, mat up’; tamápayk ‘roll off’.