Part of Speech: transitive verb

ítax̣ši ‘wake up’; túutax̣ši ‘wake up by vocalizing’; túuk̓ʷɨlɨmk ‘keep awake or disturb sleep by talking or laughing’.

1. náktk̓ʷaninn ‘walk around with food, eat while walking around’;
2. tapáal ‘walk around with a torch’;
3. tk̓ʷanáytitwana ‘walk with’;
4. tk̓ʷáwštayma ‘meet someone walking the other way’.

nák̓ninn ‘haul by; go about with, travel around with, wander about with’; qʷnínn ‘pack around, wander with a pack’.

tq̓íx̣n ‘want, desire’.

wátkʷna ‘charge, rush, go forth, rush over to see, go off to war’.

ílax̣ʷayx̣ ‘heat, warm up’; ílac̓muyi ~ ílac̓muyn ‘make warm, warm up’; ílax̣ʷayx̣ ‘heat, warm up’; šapálax̣ʷayx̣ ‘heat, make hot’; čáwšayč ‘make an effort to keep warm’.

íix̣n; íkiik ‘clean, cleanse, wipe’; sapákiik ‘clean, clense’; šapáˀix̣ ’cause to be clean’; šapáp̓ik ‘drain out, wash out’; šapáwinanuun ‘bathe’; šmát̓a ‘wash the face’; wápyat̓a ‘wash the hands’; wáp̓ik ‘wash clothes’; tamasík ‘wash away (of rain)’.

íƛ̓aapn ‘lose out on; spurn, devalue, be uninterested in, make worthless, not value’.

šapánaamn ‘squander, fritter away’.

tk̓ín ‘observe, survey’; sɨ́mtk̓in ‘watch from a crouched position’; tamátk̓in ‘watch while lying down’; wiyátk̓in ‘watch on the way’; sápqitwa ‘watch over, take care of’; wántwana ‘watch leave’; walak̓ílun ‘watch over, glance around, survey’.

íyaƛ̓pi ‘pour, moisten, water’; šapáčuun ’cause to drink’; yáx̣ƛ̓pi ‘wet, make wet, sprinkle, put water on’; čúuta ‘fetch water’; šáptiyaluun ‘drive into water’; čáwaalaytk̓i ‘take out of water’; šapáluun ~ tamáluun ‘put in water, soak’; tɨ́x̣laluun ‘see reflection in water’; tunáluun ‘put the foot in water’; tkʷápaluun ‘put the hand in water’.

tkʷápwina ‘wave the hand’.

winánp ‘take up a weapon’.

wapáwa ‘dress up, put on finery’; táatpasi ‘wear like a shirt’; táqmaałi ‘wear a hat’; útp ‘wear around the shoulders’; túq̓ik ‘wear around the ankle’; wášɨmux̣ ‘wear a necklace’; waláč̓wič ‘wear a belt’; wápasi ‘wear a bag’.

wáp̓a ‘weave, knit’; máywap̓a ‘weave in the morning’; sɨ́mwap̓a ‘weave while sitting’; kalúlak̓i ~ čanúnaq̓i ‘finish weaving a basket’; táwayč ‘weave the dipnet’.

pšx̣úyi ‘trade in the wedding trade (from the men’s side to the woman’s side)’; čáynačwi ‘trade on the men’s side in the wedding trade’; íšwik ‘reciprocate on the wedding trade’.

čákʷtk ‘pull apart, pull weeds, pick’.

šapánax̣ti ’cause to weep’; šapáwiyanax̣ti ’cause to weep on the way’; máyšapanax̣ti ’cause to weep in the morning’; qášapanax̣ti ‘suddenly have crying’.

tamíinawi.

k̓ʷałanáwštayma ‘receive ceremonially, welcome with a gift’.