-nayt

Out. cásuwaanayt ‘drag out’; cáwt̓alayt ‘walk out’; čátamanayt ‘take out’; láwaalayt ’emit smoke’; muláyt ‘boil’; munáyt ‘steam’; múnayt ‘move in with in-laws’ (said of a man); muláyt ‘boil’; náwiyanayt ‘go out singing’; qáax̣ayt ‘fall out’; qʷnáyt ‘pack out’; sápx̣ʷnayt ‘crawl out’; tamáwaanayt ‘throw out, expel’; tamanáyt ‘pull out’; tamáwaanayt ‘expel, throw out (a person)’; tapunáyt ‘make molehill, hump up ground’; tináyt ‘back out, go out backwards’; tináyt ‘rise (luminary)’; tkʷápwaanayt ‘stick the hand out’; tk̓ʷáwaanayt ‘walk out’; tunáwaanayt ‘kick out’; twáyt ‘poke out’; ƛúpwaanayt ‘jump out’; wáltayti ‘walk’; wáanayt ‘run out, flow out’; wɨšáyt ‘move out’; x̣ʷnáyt ‘put the head out, look out’. Also -ayt. [NW -nat; NP /-(l)éht/; PS *néhit.]