-wi

Verbalizer. ałwí ‘be generous’; anmíwi ‘be winter’; ayayášwi ‘act stupidly’; cɨ́ˀliwi ‘be arrogant, proud’; čáašwi ‘flirt’; čáynačwi ‘trade on the men’s side’; ččáanwi ‘not tell on, deny guilt’; hananúywi ‘be disgusted with’; ɨmačáywi ‘talk bad’; ɨ́mttunwi ‘be talkative’; kiˀíiswi ‘smile’; lɨwáyswi ‘be lucky’; lɨ́xssimwi ‘merge into one’; łmamáwi ‘grow older’ (said of a woman); łq̓íwi ‘play’; mɨláwi ‘menstruate’; níix̣wi ‘do well’; pačíwi ‘be ornery’; pačwáywi ‘be Sunday, keep Sunday’; púułwi ‘be blind’; q̓ʷšɨ́mwi ‘misbehave’; Spilyáywi ‘copy, mimic’; šatmíwi ‘become summer’; špamíwi ‘become autumn’; tamłamáywi ‘not know how’; tɨmnanč̓íwi ‘tough it out, tolerate’; twac̓ɨxíwi ‘be stingy’; twatíwi ‘treat (the sick) as a shaman’; t̓t̓ɨ́šwi ‘be frivolous and unproductive’; wapčáywi ‘get violent’; waq̓íšwi ‘revive’; wawax̣míwi ‘become spring’; wɨx̣áwi ‘wrestle’; x̣antátwi ‘act up in sympathy with a pregnant woman’; xʷsáatwi ‘grow older’ (said of a man). See also -awi. [NP /-wi/.]