Part of Speech: transitive verb

nákwiyanawi ‘arrive with, bring’; wiyánawitwana ‘arrive with’; náwiyanawi ‘arrive to ask’.; wiyánawiyawa ‘arrive at, visit’; káwiyanawi ‘arrive in time to eat’.

šapáłkap ‘have arthritis’.

ƛ̓uyá ‘be ashamed of’.

wáwtɨnwi ‘be confident, assertive, straightforward’.

x̣twáyak ‘be friendly to, spend time with’.

cɨcwáyn ‘be shocked, amazed, surprised’.

nákłamayč ‘misguide, lead astray’.

šapáq̓ič ‘tape on, hang up’; šapáwač̓aak ’cause to stick’.

wátkʷiyawa ‘charge at’; tútiyawa ‘stand up to’.

mɨšqítwa ‘pay attention’; ík̓ʷaank ‘give constant attention, spoil’.

walúuktayma.

íwiyatn; áwtn ‘avoid for religious reasons’.

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

nákwuukša ‘baby-sit’; nákwawtuk ‘stay over night with’.

támayč ‘roast in an underground pit, barbecue’; páx̣aap ‘put underneath, bake in oven’.

čák̓ptk ‘ball up, tie up in a ball, roll up’.

tamáƛ̓ak ‘patch, bandage’.

čáƛ̓ɨmux̣ ‘put on bandana’.