Part of Speech: transitive verb

šapáwaanayt ‘send out, turn on (e.g., water), banish’.

łq̓ítɨmn ‘tease, rib, banter’.

pɨ́ƛ̓a ‘wet or dampen the hair; baptize’.

súk̓ɨnk ‘close or bar a gate by putting putting a pole through notches’.

támayč ‘barbecue in an underground pit’; tamtúx̣ši ‘put in the ground to bake’; ínaat̓i ‘barbecue on a frame over the fire’; táwa ‘barbecue on a spit’.

šq̓ʷiyɨ́mč ~ štúptupn ‘cut hair’.

suk̓ʷáymi ‘harvest bark’; twánič ‘scrape bark off poles’.

tamáwaalata ‘play basketball, throw basketball through hoop, make a basket’; tamáwaaluuk ‘toss up in the air, throw a basketball’; tamáwaayat̓a ‘switch, switch bones in stickgame; pass basketball’.

šapáwinanuun; x̣ʷyáyčtwana ‘take sweat bath with’.

wiyálpasi ‘battle, have gun fight’; šapáwatkʷna ‘send to battle’.

šapáwa(č) ’cause to be’; nákwa(k) ‘be with, stay with’.

wíˀanik̓pɨ́tki ‘do beadwork’; súp̓sk ‘string beads’.

páqux̣ ‘pound out a rhythm with a stick’; wátša ‘beat the sticks in cadence while sitting down, beat a board with sticks as in the stick game, pound the sticks for the shaman’; wáwx̣twapati ‘beat off’; wáƛ̓iyawi ‘beat to death’.

wíyayt ‘beautify clothing with shell, elk teeth, etc.’.

sapáwaac̓win ‘place before’.

x̣twáyak ‘be friendly to, spend time with’; x̣ɨ́twayn ‘converse with, talk to, be friendly to, make friends with’.

úyi ‘begin, start’; wáˀuyi ‘begin singing’.

táata ‘discipline, cause to behave’.

šáqʷɨnk ‘decapitate’.