Twist, roll up, mat up. ášapak̓ɨmɨskɨnk ‘twist it!’; išapák̓mɨska tútanik palaksíksna ‘they made the widow twist her hair’ (as a sign of mourning).

Cover, close. [NP /cepék̓lk/.]

Cool down, freeze. ášapak̓pskɨnk ‘make it cold!’. See sapák̓ɨpsn. [NP /cepéqck/.]

Make a fist. išapák̓ptka apáp ‘he made a fist’; šapák̓ptki apáp ‘fist’. [NP /capák̓pp/.]

Gather up. ášapak̓ukɨnk ‘gather it up!’.

Break. čáwnam ášapak̓upta tkʷsáyna ‘you shouldn’t break the dish’. [NE šapák̓uˀup; NP /cepék̓uup/.]

Mash, squeeze, mush, cause to spread out. mɨnámaš wá tún šapák̓ʷiišktay ‘where is your stuff for spreading out? (said in reference to butter)’; tmaanitmí šapak̓ʷiišktpamá ‘jam’.

Erase. ásapalaamkɨnk tímatna níitkni ‘erase the graffiti from the house!’.

Turn on the light. ášapalaqayx̣ik ‘turn it on!’. [NP /wel´wk/.]

Char, scorch, toast. [NP /waq̓´sasn/.]

Cause to emit odor. pašapálatiwanx̣ana níix̣ patátwiiki ‘they would make it smell good with fir boughs’.

Heat, heat up. ku pšwá išapálax̣ʷayx̣a pšwá ‘and he heated rocks’.

Cover up, bury. ášapalk̓ʷičɨnk ‘cover it up with dirt!’; patášapalk̓ʷiča taxʷɨ́sna ‘they buried the dogbane’; pawíšapalk̓ʷitšana x̣máaš ‘they were covering up each of their camas roots’; pasapátk̓ulikta wixulxulípa ‘they will wrap it in burlap’; pinášapalk̓ʷitša ‘he is covering himself up’. [N šapálk̓ʷik; NP /híkteˀk/; /sapálk̓olyk/ ‘fold, roll up’.]

Breastfeed, nurse. ášapalulukɨnk ‘breast feet him!’; ášapalulukatak ‘go nurse him!’. [NP /sepéquˀu/.]