adígé v. To tug.
adíhoé v. To breathe.
adíhoé (2) v. (With dative) to breathe for; to aspire to.
afaikhebé v. To posture, to deliberately project a certain silhouette.
afilé v. To desire bad things for someone; to hold in contempt.
afoé v. To swallow.
afoilkúé v. To ease; to uncomplicate.
ahé v. To change.
ahekúé v. To convert.
akhogé v. To halt; to go no farther.
akonedubé v. To menstruate.
aktoné v. To present or plead an argument in front of a figure or assembly of authority; to protest on the behalf of.
alaglaté v. To dive or swim downward.
alaifoiné v. To swallow.
alaksé v. To dip the head indicating yes or acceptance.
alamoké v. To deteriorate.
alañgé v. To go down, to descend.
alanidzhé v. To deposit.
alaré v. To cease doing.
alazé v. To hesitate or briefly pause.
albedé v. To be idle; to not flow; to have no work or inspiration; to be dried up (of a river).
aledekighé v. To improvise.
alefínané v. To speak honestly about a difficult topic or one frequently subject to ridicule.
alégé v. To halt; to stop going.
aléhé v. To rob of all effectiveness; to make irrelevant or impotent.
alekwé v. To eliminate.
alenzegé v. To evacuate.
alestillindé v. To commit blasphemy.
alestitré v. To boycott or snub.
aléwonekíval mefístaré v. To foster from ignorance; to teach the basics.
alídzhafé v. To counter-argue.
alíegé v. To leave; to abandon.
alíethé v. To accuse.
alígé v. To flee, to run away, to retreat.
alíkorré v. To dispute.
alikré v. To grind against.
alíkrúbé v. To sanction against.
alíkúé v. To reject.
alímanazé v. To forbid someone [acc] from an activity [dat].
alínatré v. To discriminate; to apply separation antagonistically.
alínozé v. To detain.
alíoamé v. To love someone without respect.
alíopré v. To tear away from; to reject; to refuse; to flee; to secede.
alipté v. To mature; to grow serious.
alíradé v. To disrupt.
alísivlé v. To contend; to race against.
alísogé v. To chase or hunt, especially with the intent of capturing or harming.
alitopé v. To arrange in reverse order.
alítúbé v. To prosecute.
alíúbé v. To contradict.
alivitúbé v. To give a familiar quotation or predictable response by only stating part of it; anapodoton.
alíwiksé v. To refuse; to turn away from.
alízgé v. To discourage.
alkúé v. To do something very precisely and carefully.
allísaré v. To refuse a request.
allisté v. To outlaw; to censor; to declare that something is impermissible.
allôrúé v. To scan; to read briefly; to skim; to glance at one's surroundings.
alobé v. To risk.
alofebé v. To clarify.
alonegé v. To exit.
alpoloñé v. Intransitively, to be preoccupied with anger; transitively, to seethe with rage at someone or something.
alsoipúé v. To bash.
alsoité v. To consolidate; to make solid and contiguous.
alsoithebé v. To perform integral calculus on an equation.
althanagé v. Of a word, sentence, or clause, to span two or more lines in a poem; enjambment.
althoigé v. To cross; to go across.
althoizé v. To penetrate through.
altivúbé v. To compile an index.
altshiñgé v. To bargain.
altshiñgío v. Bargain; deal; discount.
altsithé v. To speak.
alúé v. To jump.
alúé (ighikhete) v. To omit words because they are obvious in context; linguistic ellipsis.
alúvé v. To differ or vary in a quality.
alyé v. To wait (for someone or something expected).
alyé (2) v. (with dative) To await.
amaré v. To show or give affection.
amaté v. To disagree.
amé v. To love, generally.
ameponé v. To lavish, dote on, or cover with affection.
amindé v. To dance with a lover.
amíthé v. To produce a useful thing (not art) as an expression of love.
amopré v. To lift spirits (with love).
amorilé v. To seek attention.
ampaité v. To absorb.
ampúé v. To insert.
an Ikeva klaté v. To retire from a career; to finish a journey.
analúé v. To dip.
andtubízé v. To lactate.
ané v. To examine, inspect, explore, or closely study something.
aneptegé v. (with hedes + dative) To differ in opinion about something; to not follow about something.
anozé v. To distinguish.
ansaré v. To execute [a plan].
ansepezheté v. To nurture.
antemé v. To screw.
anzhofé v. To renew love (for someone).
anzodé v. To resolve a problem; to open oneself to wisdom.
apekaré v. To create a work specifically for performance by, or the image of, a particular muse or model.
apekilé v. To devote or dedicate work to a patron or muse.
apidzhé v. To insert.