sapáwat̓uyi ’cause to be ahead’.
2,444 terms are transitive verbs
k̓ɨ́pn
Hit with a rock or rock hammer. ik̓ɨ́pna paanáy ‘he struck him with it’; wák̓p ‘hit with a club’; wáwk̓p ‘hammer, pound nail’; wawk̓páwas ‘hammer, nail’; k̓ɨ́plaač ‘rock hammer, war club’. See also q̓ɨ́pn. [NP k̓áp onomatopoeic word for hitting (e.g., a man with a club), sound of biting. Aoki 1994:264.]
k̓pɨ́pn
Definition:
To feel texture, fondle.
Examples:
- ik̓pɨ́pša wapčíyašna watx̣ɨ́n iwá q̓tɨ́t wísxtay ‘she’s feeling the buckskin, is it hard to sew?’;
- táaminwa ik̓pɨ́pɨnx̣a x̣ax̣áykʷ ‘he always fondles his money’.
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[NP /k̓´ppn/ ‘be round, spherical, lumpy’.]
Aim
čáwslayk ‘pull back a bow, aim a gun, open a pocket knife’.
Amazed
cɨcwáyn ‘be shocked, amazed, surprised’.
Amend
twác̓aak ‘make correction in writing’.
Angry
ísx̣ɨx̣n ‘infuriate, make angry’; sx̣x̣náwa ‘be angry at’; twálx̣ayi ‘be angry at, dislike’.
Annoy
íhananuyk ‘bother, be bothersome, distract someone who is busy’; íłik ‘tire out, bother’.
Anoint
íšq̓uk ‘rub (with grease, medicine)’; sapátwa ‘salve’.
k̓súyaspat̓a
Be hungry for eels, wish for eels. k̓súyaspat̓anaas ‘I wished for eels’.
Appear
nákpayšk ‘appear with, bring back a name’; payšnáwa ‘appear to’.
Append
pác̓aak ‘add on’.
Appoint
waníč ‘name’.
Apportion
nákpaa ‘separate, separate out, distribute’.
Approach
winanáwa ‘go to’; wiyákiyawa ‘get near’.
Argue
tanawíix̣n ~ patanawíix̣n ‘dispute, challenge, inform one that he is wrong’.
Arm
winánp ‘take up a weapon’; tkʷápt̓ux̣ ‘stretch out the arm(s)’; sapáqp ‘put under the arm’.
Around
nɨknín ‘go around, take around’; sklín ‘turn around, turn over, return, circle’; .
Arrange
sápc̓aak ‘put in order’; páax̣anayč ‘set in a row’.
Arrest
wɨ́np ‘get, take, receive, grab, seize, hold, buy, nab, take into custody’.