sekeshé v. To taste.
–selé suf. To deserve because of ~.
selepé v. To earn.
seneré v. To restrict or constrain by limiting amounts or ranges.
señgé v. To gesture.
seté v. To eat.
sethé v. To introduce a subject of conversation in the third person.
shémiké v. To employ sibilance with the particular aim of capturing the wind.
shenaré v. To acquire a noteworthy memory; to memorize an event.
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
shilé v. To resolve a problem in a clever manner.
shistorepé v. To dream.
shiwé v. To cause.
shizoré v. To convince [someone to commit resources to something].
shogré v. To disgust.
sholegré v. To bore; to frustrate.
shúkogé v. To evaporate or boil.
shúlegé v. To pilot a large flying vehicle or a group of fliers in formation.
shúlidahé v. To condense (from a gaseous state).
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmatké v. To spread wings, usually to appear threatening.
shúmegé v. To fly, or to pilot a small shuttle or fighter craft.
shúsithé v. To whisper like the wind.
shútwizé v. To be guided by fatalism.
shweshé v. To be caused by.
signiké v. To employ sibilance with the particular aim of creating a snake-like hiss.
síkorré v. To confirm a claim.
símaré v. To ride.
siméré v. To give guidance.
simfaré v. To ride.
sipparé v. To ride.
siradé v. To abruptly stop speaking.
siskorré v. To vilify.
sithé v. To make sound or to blather; (casually) to speak.
sithepé v. To pronounce.
sithnotelmé v. To speak with an accent.
sívaré v. To ride.
sivêlké v. To maximize.
sivlé v. To run.
sívmoloé v. To be dependent.
skaokwé v. To scatter.
skegé v. To scrape.
skethé v. To groan.
sliné v. To wish.
snerkidzhé v. To entitle; to grant titles.
sodé v. To open.
sodímaté v. To employ synizesis (merging adjacent vowels into a diphthong for metrical purposes.)
sofathahé v. To darken (by losing light) (passive/reflexive).
sofathé v. To darken (by losing light) (active).
sofé v. To have sex with; to fuck.
sofloé v. To use for sex; to rape (for pleasure rather than as a weapon).
sogé v. To chase, imitate, pursue, or follow.
sogímané v. To decide to pursue a romantic partner.
sohé v. To weaken something.
soimahé v. To lose passion gradually; to grow cold.
sokrathahé v. To lighten (by losing pigment) (passive/reflexive).
sokrathé v. To lighten (by losing pigment) (active).
sokyeré v. To use assonance.
solahé v. To fade.
solegé v. To creep.
solwíksé v. To turn.
sondé v. To reveal; to show.
soponé v. To trap; to conclude a chase by capturing.
sorventé v. To determine by logical deduction.
stegúbé v. To motion; to gesture or turn toward.
stekúgreshé v. To shiver.
stekuvé v. To embody.
stessúbé v. To anthropomorphicize.
stilla-dzafé v. To pray.
stilladzhé v. To revere, worship, or study a divinity.
stillaité v. To divine; to consult a Goddess.
stillamaté v. To come into union with the divine (theosis).
stillathaé v. To become a deity (apotheosis).
stillindé v. To perform a ritual dance.
stillokhé v. To possess or haunt (as a spirit).
stíloé v. To write; to pen (a text).
stíloé (2) v. (with ablative) To depict; to draw upon experience or knowledge of something.
stilsithé v. To preach, to give a sermon.
stilsitré v. To attend a sermon or speech.
stísaré v. (with dative) To write a permit for.
stitré v. To populate.
strezyé v. To bless; to touch (as a goddess).
stúkasé v. To abduct; to kidnap.
stúlamé v. Familial love; to feel belongingness to a small group one has known for a long time.
stulitraité v. To be adopted into a family, including by marriage.
stulitrúbé v. To adopt someone by giving them a family.
súbé v. To recite a poem.
súbúé v. To develop rhythm through repeated use of parallelism.
suédhabré v. Use of poetic technique to create a deliberate phonaesthetic experience.
súkathé v. To compensate; to make adequate.
súkavé v. To match in number, quantity, or amount; to equal.
súnarubé v. To derive, or to perform differential calculus on an equation.
suntaké v. To succeed (to replace something with the next in sequence).
suntrúé v. To anticipate.
suntúé v. To prepare.
surethé v. To protest for [with acc]; to champion a cause.
surflúsé v. To lean forward, especially in anticipation.
surgé v. To go forward.
surrepé v. To discover.
survalé v. To dread.