Part of Speech: intransitive verb

x̣áap ‘be loosened, scraped off, stripped off, peeled off, sliced off; crawl under’ (bound root).

k̓ʷíišn ‘be slick, slippery’; tax̣ʷíiłi ‘sleet, be slick (road)’.

háwtn ‘be a landslide’; qátiwaaničanwi ~ wášɨmničanwi ‘slide down’; qátičanwi ‘slide off’; qáwašɨmničanwi ‘slide down off’; tísɨmnayti ‘slide along sitting’; qáx̣awaanayk ‘slide on the back’; yáwaac̓wik ‘slide sideways’; x̣áwat̓a ‘slide on ice or mud’; wáax̣ʷiiłn ~ wáax̣ʷiˀiłn ‘slide off the road’; tísɨmx̣ʷiˀiłk ‘slip off a seat, slide off a chair’.

qʷɨ́č ~ q̓ʷɨ́c ~ qʷɨ́ƛ ~ xʷɨ́l ‘slip off’ (bound root); x̣ʷɨ́łn ‘slip off, come loose, be loosened, released, extracted, pulled back’; yáq̓ʷɨck ‘soak off, come off (hair from hide)’; wáax̣ʷiiłn ~ wáax̣ʷiˀiłn ‘skid, slide off the road’; x̣ʷíiłn ~ x̣ʷiˀíłn ‘slip on ice, get stuck on ice’; tísɨmx̣ʷiˀiłk ‘slip off a seat, slide off a chair’.

k̓ʷíišn ‘be slick, slippery’.

łáyłayi ‘have sores, measles, chickenpox, pox’.

1. tíwa ’emit odor’;
2. látiwa ‘smell sweet, have a good aroma, emit strong odor’.

kiˀíisn; kiˀíiswi; p̓ɨškʷín.

lák̓uušk (also láq̓uušk) ’emit smoke, be smoky’; lát̓ɨlk ‘smoke (of fire)’; láwaalayt ’emit smoke’; lámkʷ ~ lámuk ‘steam, emit smoke’; láčkuk ‘be smoky’.

láp̓ulp̓uli.

lɨ́k̓pšn ‘snap the eyes’.

át̓xiyukn; át̓xiyukat̓a ‘want to sneeze’.

tawpnúx̣n.

láyk̓uk ‘gasp, inhale involuntarily’.

púuyn ~ púwi; púyat̓a ‘be about to snow’; twánaq̓i ‘quit raining or snowing’; máytwanaq̓i ‘quit raining or snowing in the morning’; twánaq̓itat̓a ‘be about to stop raining or snowing’.

k̓ʷɨ́ln ‘be soft, pounded fine’.

q̓tɨ́tn ‘harden, solidify’.

łáyłayi ‘have sores, measles, chickenpox, pox, smallpox’; qaˀáx̣n ‘have a sore throat, laryngitis’; wásɨmtk̓ʷɨx̣ ‘be saddle sore (of horses)’.

lɨ́st̓ux ~ lɨ́št̓ux̣ ‘crackle, pop, sparkle (as fireworks)’; lɨ́šqayx̣i ‘shine, light up, spark, sparkle, be northern lights’.

lɨ́st̓ux ~ lɨ́št̓ux̣ ‘crackle, pop, sparkle (as fireworks)’; lɨ́šqayx̣i ‘shine, light up, spark, sparkle, be northern lights’; lɨ́šwaalayt ‘sparkle out’.