Part of Speech: transitive verb

twák̓ɨlyak ‘snare a horse by using a pole with a noose at the end’.

wɨsákyawa ‘sneak up on’.

wáq̓ič ‘wrap around, snub (horse)’.

pát̓ɨšk ‘snuff out a fire on the ground with a stick’.

šapáluun ‘put in water, soak’; tamalúun ~ tamánuun ‘put in water, immerse, soak’; šapáyaq̓ʷɨck ‘soak and strip a hide of hair’; tamáłamtx̣i ‘put hide in brain solution’.

wiyátunapt̓a ‘kick along, play socker’.

ímiik ~ šapáˀišq̓uk ‘soften (hide), tan’; t̓ɨ́x̣n ‘scrape, strip, soften (dogbane)’.

átx̣un ‘be sad, worry, fret, feel sorry for’; ɨšnɨwáyn ‘pity, feel sorry for’; yiyáwn ‘pity, feel sorry for’.

čápaa ‘divide, separate, organize’; sáp̓awi ‘choose, separate out, select, arrange’.

náša ‘make noise, roar’; wáanaša ‘resonate’; tunánaša ‘make noise with the feet’; túux̣uupn ‘make a sound that causes a weather change’.

tunáp̓uyk ‘spade, dig with a shovel’.

wáwya ‘hit, strike, whip, discipline’.

twákiik ‘clean out with a stick or spatula’.

áya ‘scratch; spawn (of salmon)’.

1. sɨ́nwi ‘talk, say’;
   1. sɨ́nwitat̓a ‘want to speak’;
   2. sɨ́nwitnaq̓i ‘finish speaking’ʷ
2. náwa(č) ~ náwšayč ‘say, talk, utter’;
3. -tɨmn ‘talk, speak’
   1. kʷyaamtɨ́mn ‘tell the truth’;
   2. tk̓ʷíikʷtɨmn ‘speak straight’;
   3. ayayátɨmn ‘speak with joy, celebrate’;

pɨ́tya ‘stab, pierce’; tkʷáyta ‘throw, throw a spear’; ɨst̓íya ‘stab, spear’; táp ‘spear fish by torchlight’; tamák̓ʷaak ‘poke with dart or spear’.

1. watáyi ‘to cast a spell, kill with one’s spirit power’.

íc̓ik ‘sweeten’; támc̓i ‘sweeten, season, flavor’; tamšúywi ‘sting (of an ant); seasoning, flavor’.

yáx̣ta ‘pour’.

tknín ‘roll hemp, twist dogbane’.