2,444 terms are transitive verbs

tk̓ípalayk

Stare off into space. itk̓ípalaykša ‘he is staring off into space’.

tk̓ítk̓in

Glance around, look here and there. itk̓ítk̓iša ‘he’s looking around’.

Pack

šáp ‘pack on the back’; šápa ‘bring in a load on the back’; šapíč ‘unload from the back, put down from packing’; qášap ‘load down, pack on the back after having just picked up’; šapášap ‘put a pack on the back’; k̓álak ‘carry a baby or child on the back’; qʷnáčič ‘pack on the back’; qʷnáyti ‘pack along, pack on the back’; qʷnáyt ‘pack out’; qʷnínn ‘pack around, wander with a pack’; qútamič ‘pack downhill’; qúwayna ‘fly with a pack on the back’; qúwayx̣ti ‘run with a pack on the back’; wɨšk̓uk ‘pack up to move’.

Paint

šíwi ‘smear, rub on’; sapálalp̓a ‘paint a picture, take a photograph’.

Pamper

sapámyak ‘coddle, spoil’.

Part

twánkapaa ‘part the hair, part the hair in the middle’.

Participate

wiyátwaa ‘join with’.

Partition

páx̣ƛ̓k ‘put in a partition’.

Pass

wáwn ‘pass by, forgive’; wiyáwawn ‘pass on the way, walk by’; šapánknin ‘pass around, make go around’; tamáwaayat̓a ‘switch, switch bones in stickgame; pass basketball’.

Patch

tamáƛ̓aak ‘bandage’; támƛ̓aak ‘put on patches’.

Pattern

čalútima ‘design a basket, make a pattern’.

tk̓úwi

Get tules. itk̓úwiša ‘he is getting tules’; patk̓úwitana ‘they went to get tules’.

tkʷámƛ̓šk

Stick the hand in something rotten. Perhaps this is altered from tkʷápmƛ̓ƛ̓k (> tkʷáp-mɨƛ̓ɨ́ƛ̓k-k). itkʷámƛ̓ška apáp lapatáatpa ‘he stuck his hand in a rotten potato’.

tkʷápaluuk

Put the hand up in the air. [Y tkʷápwiiluuk; NP /tkʷapláhsa/.]

tkʷápaluun

Stick the hand in water. itkʷápaluuna ‘he put his hands in the water’; itkʷápaluuša apáp čúušpa ‘he is sticking his hand in the water’. [Y tkʷápaliin; NP /tkʷepelúu/.]

tkʷápaničaša

Put the hand on, sign with thumbprint, sign, vote. itkʷapaničášaša ‘he’s putting his thumbprints on it for signing’; šínta aw kú itkʷapaničášata kʷaaná tímašna páˀiniix̣ʷatna ‘who then indeed will sign that treaty document?’; patkʷápaničašana páwaanaq̓it ‘they signed the treaty’; ana kúma patkʷápaničašana tímaš ‘those papers that they signed’; itkʷapaničášatax̣na ‘he could sign’; patkʷapaničášaša paˀaníša čɨ́mti pak̓ułáma ‘they’re electing new board members’; tkʷapaničášatapam anít čɨ́mti pak̓ułáma ‘you will vote for the new board’; tkʷápaničašani ‘signed’. [NP /tkʷepelikéce/.]

tkʷápaničanwi

Reach down, put the hand down. tkʷapaničánwimtanam ‘you should reach down here’. [NP /tkʷepeléhnen/.]

tkʷápc̓ɨx

Goose. itkʷápc̓ɨxa ‘he “goosed” him’.

tkʷápčayk

Put the hand out, extend the hand. itkʷápčayka ‘he extended his hand’.

tkʷápk̓ɨnk

Block the way with the hand, flag down (as flagger on road).