levatké, v. To make a show of defiance or challenge toward someone; especially a biological threat response which is confrontational. Ksreskézaian, from 'spreading the second arm,' which some carnivores on Ksreskézo were known to do. Lilitai may also do this, though the verb shúmatké is used instead.

lezeksé, v. To lift the head indicating confidence or agreement. Typically this is done by angling the face upward without any postural changes in a show of dominance or pride. Occasionally the word is also used for excited nodding. Lezeksekía may be considered rude and was traditionally not done by the Lilitai except by a superior to an inferior.

taské, v. To defy.