Arrive at to eat. ikáwiyanawiyawanaaš ‘he arrived at my place to eat (and I invited him in to eat)’; ákawiyanawiyawanaaš ‘I arrived at his place to eat’; itáwkawiyanawiyawanaaš ‘he arrived at my place at night to eat’; pinákawiyanawiyawaša ‘he was eating by himself when someone arrived’.
193 terms are distransitive verbs
Advise
sámx̣na ‘talk to, counsel, caution’; súsun ‘whisper, advise’; tuyáyč ‘forbid (as by the elders), guide, warn’; šapášukʷa ‘make known, warn’.
Aid
wapáata ‘help, aid’.
Alert
šapášukʷa ‘make known, warn’.
Announce
táax̣ʷa ‘broadcast, signal’; máytaax̣ʷa ‘announce in the morning, announce early’.
Answer
wáanp ‘answer’.
Apportion
ták̓a ‘distribute, divide’; sápip ‘divide, distribute, hand out, pass out’.
Ask
šápni; wiyášapni ‘ask along the way’; aƛ̓áwi ‘ask for, request, petition, pray’; náx̣ašwi ‘ask to go’; náx̣awn ‘talk into going’; náwiyanawi ‘arrive to ask’.
Assign
waníč ‘name, call, designate’.
Bark
wahwákn ~ wakwákn ‘bark ( of dog)’.
Beat
íšn ‘win, defeat’.
Beg
náx̣ašwi ‘ask to go; challenge’.
Bestow
níyawštayma ‘reciprocate in ceremonial gift giving’.
Bet
alyáwa ‘wager in stick-game’.
Borrow
wámši ‘borrow, rent, buy on credit’.
Bring
ítux̣ ‘bring back to, return’; náčičawa ‘bring to’; wáanačičawa ‘bring to on the run’.
Call
waníč ‘name, designate, assign’; wiyátx̣šawk ‘holler back’.
Cause
šapáčuun ’cause to drink’.
Caution
šapášukʷa ‘make known, warn’; sámx̣na ‘talk to, advise, counsel’.
Challenge
náx̣ašwi ‘ask to go; challenge’.