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Verbalizer. ámani ‘marry’ (of a woman); táˀawtaši ‘wound with an arrow (or bullet)’; čáksksi ‘make small’; čáynači ‘marry’ (of a man); čx̣áwi ‘be fat’; íkkmi ‘fill’; íkuuksɨmi ‘straighten out’; íniix̣i ‘fix’; íƛ̓ɨmx̣ʷi ‘cover’; kúuki ‘cook’; lák̓ʷšk̓ʷši ‘turn brown from roasting’; láqayx̣i ‘shine’; láx̣yawi ‘dry’; lax̣ʷayx̣łáyi ‘have the flu’; łáyłayi ‘have measles, pox’; páščti ‘mist, be misty’; sapátaawayi ‘freeze’; skúuli ‘go to school’; sulátasi ‘put on leggings’; šapáłkapi ‘have arthritis’; šátɨmi ‘be autumn’; tamc̓íc̓iti ‘hail’; táatpasi ‘put on like a shirt’; tilíwali ‘bleed’; tuní ‘strike a match’; t̓úx̣t̓ux̣i ‘rain’; wawáx̣ɨmi ‘be spring’; wɨłq̓ámi ‘put on moccasins’. Productive with borrowed words: *town*i ‘go to town’; *watch*i ‘watch’. [NP /-hi/.]