yúumn ‘assemble, gather together’.
1,401 term are intransitive verbs
k̓ún
Gather, congregate, sit around together, be packed in. pak̓úna ‘they gathered around’; ik̓úša šapyášapya ‘the tumbleweeds are all bunched up together’; kuna máysx ánč̓ax̣i pápak̓uta ‘and we will get together again tomorrow’; ataš kú pak̓úya náaman ‘when they gathered us’; pak̓úša tumbleweed ‘the tumbleweeds are all bunched up’; ku mɨná áwa paamíin níit ana kʷná ipápak̓utax̣na ‘and somewhere they have a building where they can gather themselves together’; mɨná áwa paamíin níit ana kʷná ipápak̓utax̣na ‘they have no building anywhere where they could meet’; pašapák̓uša ‘they are having them gather around’; čák̓uk ‘rake up. rake together, bundle’; ík̓uk ‘pile, pile up’; ítyak̓uk ‘crowd’; náyk̓uk ‘gather up’; pák̓un ‘pound together, have a meeting’; páwiyak̓uk ‘call a meeting’; sápk̓uk ‘gather up’; sapák̓uk ‘gather together’; šapák̓uk ‘gather up’; tamák̓uk ‘pile together’; tamáwaak̓uk ‘put together’; twák̓uk ‘rake together’; tkʷápwaak̓uk ‘gather together with the hands’; wáak̓uk ‘stop by’; wiyák̓uk ‘gather together, congregate, drift (wood, sand)’; wiyák̓un ‘stop and rest’; wɨšk̓uk ‘pack up to move’; yák̓uk ‘drift into a pile’. Ablaut: Y k̓áaw ‘gathered together, in a group’. [NP /ˀamkʷn/; cf. also NP /k̓´wn/ ‘split apart’ (vi.).]
k̓upíipi
Circle-dance, dance the circle dance. pak̓upíipiša ‘they’re circle dancing’.
k̓úpn
Break. ik̓úpna ílukas ‘the stick broke’; šapák̓up ‘break’; tamáwaak̓up ‘break by throwing’. [NE k̓uˀúpn; NP /k̓úupn/.]
Attach
q̓ín ‘stick, adhere, catch (as clothing on wire, thorn, etc.)’; lɨšt̓ɨ́x̣n ‘stick, be stuck, adhere, be attached’; q̓ɨ́pn ‘stick, hang on, be attached’; wátak ‘join, connect’.
Attend
skúuli ‘attend school’.
Attitude
yáyš ‘be bad, be of an ugly disposition’.
k̓úyps
Be stripped off (branches, twigs, leaves). Bound. twák̓uypsk ‘strip off twigs or leaves’; wák̓uypsk ‘chop off (branches)’. Compare k̓ʷáymi ‘be stripped off (of bark)’.
Aurora borealis
lɨ́šqayx̣i ‘be northern lights’.
Autumn
špamíwi ‘become autumn, return to fall’.
Awake
táx̣ši ‘wake up, get up’; táwtax̣ši ‘wake up at night’; k̓ʷɨlɨ́mn ‘stay awake’.
kʷíyaann
Go by. ikʷíyaana ‘he went by’; pakʷíyaana míimi ‘they already went by’; áw ikʷíyaan ‘he is going by now’; k̓úsiki pakʷíyaan ‘they are going by on horseback’; máysx ikʷíyaanta ‘it will be going by tomorrow’; ana kʷná šuyápuma pakʷíyaanta ‘where the white people will go by’; čikúuk pakʷíyaamša ana kúušx̣i náma ‘today they are coming by same as us’; ikʷíyaanx̣ana ‘he used to go by’; ku ikʷíyaana Spilyáy ku páwiyaq̓inuna ‘and Coyote went by and saw her’; pútɨmt ku páx̣at ikʷíyaan k̓úyciyaw ‘it’s a quarter to nine’. [NE kúyaann; NW kʷíita.]
Back
tináyt ‘back out, go out backwards’; típanayt ‘go out rear first’; típanayti ‘back along, go along backwards’; típax̣ʷaami ‘go up backwards’; tináynač ‘back in, go inside backwards’.
Bad
q̓ʷšɨ́mn ‘be bad, mischievous, stubborn’; yáyš ‘be bad, be of an ugly disposition’.
Bald
q̓lún ‘be bald’.
Ball
k̓píiti ‘play ball’.
Bathe
winanúun ‘swim, bathe’; máywinanuun ‘bathe or swim in the morning’; x̣ʷyáyč ‘take a sweatbath’; tamášɨmluun ‘take mudbath’.
kʷláawiti
Be evening, be dusk, get dark. áw ikʷláawitiša ‘it is getting evening now’. [NP /kʷléwin/.]
Be
wá ‘be, have’; qáwa(č) ‘be there suddenly or by chance’; pátun ~ páta ‘be situated’ (individuative inanimate subject); ptún ~ ptá ‘be situated’ (distributive inanimate subject); páluun ‘be situated in water’.
Become
wɨ́šayč ‘happen, occur, stay, be born’; wiyáwšayč ‘come to be, stay’.