łáykʷn ‘angrily reject, order to leave’.
193 terms are distransitive verbs
Remind
túup̓x̣n; ílk̓uk.
Rent
wámši ‘borrow, rent, buy on credit’.
Repeat
púun ‘repeat someone’s words or singing, echo at medicine singing’.
Report
táymun ‘inform, tell news’.
Retrieve
nɨpáša ‘get back, take back, retrieve’.
Return
ítux̣ ‘take back, bring back, give back’.
Reward
wášati ‘pay, remunerate’.
Rob
páx̣ʷi ‘steal, rob’.
Say
ɨ́nn ‘say, tell’; ɨ́nˀnn ‘say or tell repeatedly’.
Sell
atáyma ‘trade, vend’.
Serve
šapátkʷata ‘feed (people), have eat’.
Show
isík̓ʷa ‘demonstrate, explain, prove’.
Sick
ítyaani ‘expose to sickness’.
Signal
táax̣ʷa ‘announce, proclaim’.
Sing
šapáwanp ’cause to sing the medicine song’.
Speak
sɨ́nwiyawa ‘speak to, talk to’.
Spread
ítyaani ‘expose to sickness’.
Steal
páx̣ʷi ‘thieve, rob’; tkʷáptaa ‘steal by pocketing with the hand’; šapáanakʷ ‘take someone’s spouse’.
ƛ̓ún
Guess in stick game, guess right. iƛ̓úna tk̓ʷíikʷ ‘he guessed right’; iƛ̓úna plášna łkmáan ‘he guessed the white bone’; iƛ̓úun waláq̓ikina łkmáan ‘he has just guessed the tied bone’; áƛ̓unaaš ‘I guessed him (the man with the bones)’; ƛ̓úšamaš ‘I am guessing you’; lɨ́xsnaš áƛ̓una ‘I guessed one of theirs’; naptíknaš áƛ̓uun ‘I have guessed both of theirs’; áƛ̓unaaš Terryna paˀalyáwatpa ‘I guessed Terry in the stick-game (i.e., I guessed right)’; súƛ̓wanp ‘dip’; ƛ̓ułá ‘guesser in stick-game’. [NP /hyúmn/; /t̓´wn/ ‘guess in stick game’; /c̓íln/ ‘win’ (e.g., stakes in stick-game).]