Part of Speech: transitive verb

tamátwa ‘stack up poles’.

sapálst̓ux ‘pop corn’.

tunáku ‘position the feet’.

k̓ɨ́pn ‘hit with a rock or rock hammer’; pák̓uk ‘pound in, even out, tamp, jig down’; pák̓un ‘pound together; have a meeting’; páqux̣qux̣n ‘knock, tap, thump’; páwqulik ‘pound, mash’; páx̣ɨmk ‘grind with mortar and pestle’; pák̓ʷɨlk ‘mash, pound with mortar and pestle’; tútn ‘grind with mortar and pestle’; pɨ́swik ‘pound meat with a pestle’; wáwk̓p ‘hammer, nail down, pound down’; wáq̓ʷłtp ‘pound on the ground’; páqux̣ ‘pound out a rhythm with a stick’; wátša ‘beat a board with sticks as in the stick game, pound the sticks for the shaman’; wáwaanaša ‘beat, drum, hammer’.

yáx̣ta ‘pour, spill’; íyaƛ̓pi ‘moisten, water’; yáxaluun ‘pour in’; yaxáylak ~ yax̣áylač ‘pour inside, put gas in car’; yax̣ikáša ‘pour upon’; íqaax̣ta ‘pour into (berries, corn… not something liquid)’.

wawáyak ‘receive or have a spirit power’.

wátuti ‘laud, stand up for’.

tanaymútɨm; wáyyawk; aƛ̓áwi ‘ask for, request, petition’; aƛ̓awiyáša ‘pray for, bless’; talapúša ‘pray for, worship’.

tanaymún ‘tell, hire, preach’.

níix̣n ‘like, admire’.

aní ‘make, construct, build’; šápč̓ɨmnayk ‘prepare bundles to give away’.

sapáwaapt̓ux̣ ‘iron (clothes)’.

q̓úmn ‘remember, cherish, value, consider precious; hate to lose, mourn the loss’.

nápayun ‘take up for, defend’; ččáanwi ‘not tell on, deny someone’s guilt’.

cɨ́ˀlin ~ c̓ɨ́lin ‘be proud of’.

tamánwi ‘legislate, decree, institute, provide for’.