Scatter out, give out (as at a funeral). pašapápx̣ʷša patún ‘they are giving things out’; ášapapx̣ʷnk lákʷaškʷašna ‘scatter the ashes!’; šapápx̣ʷni ‘scattered out’. [NP /cepépkʷ/

Push over. išapáqawqinaaš ‘he pushed me over’. [Cf. NP /sepétqewqin/ ’cause to drop dead’.]

Stop. šapáqawšx̣naaš k̓úsi canpáwaski ‘I stopped my horse with a bridle’. [NP /sapátlq/.]

Hang, hang up, attach, tape. ášapaq̓ičɨnk ‘hang it up! tape it on!’; ku aw kú išapáq̓iča paƛ̓aapá kápɨnpa ‘and then she hung her basket hat on her digger’; išapáq̓iča útpas ‘he hung his blanket up (put it away in the closet)’; išapáq̓itšana tapeki ‘she was sticking it with tape’. [NP /sapác̓aˀk/.]

Put together, fasten, staple. išapáq̓ɨpša ‘he is stapling’; ášapaq̓ɨpɨnk ‘staple them together’; šapáq̓ɨpi ‘stapled’; šapaq̓ɨpt̓áwas ‘stapler’.

Curl. pinášapaq̓škša ‘she is curling her hair’; šapáq̓ški ‘curled’.

Cause to be poked, cause to get stuck, get a vehicle stuck. išapáqʷɨtna ‘he got him stuck in the mud’.

Rub off. šapáq̓ʷłtikšaaš lɨlúy ‘I’m rubbing off my grime’.

Roll roots on willow basket mesh, rub the peeling off roots.

Put a pack on the back. kuna šapášapta tún lɨ́xspa k̓úsipa ‘and we will pack our things on the single horse’; išapášapa wasat̓áwas k̓úsipa ‘he is putting the saddle on the horse’; šapášapi ‘packed’. [NP /sepéˀsep/.]

Wrinkle. ášapašq̓mukɨnk tímašna ‘wrinkle up your paper!’.

Introduce. šapášukšaaš x̣áy tananmaamíyaw ‘I am introducing my friend to the people’. [NP /txsuk/.]