tsheñgarlé v. To acquire a noteworthy memory.
tsheñgebé v. To memorize.
tsheñgloé v. To apply knowledge or a memory.
tsheñgloté v. To misrecall.
tshengwoné v. To recognize.
tsheñkasé v. To loosen grip on a memory; to start to forget.
tsheñpamé v. To relive a memory or indulge in its recollection.
tshentúé v. To do post-work; usually to clean up after, to refine details, or to debrief.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
tsheyúzé v. To remember or recall.
tsheyúzhiwé v. To trigger or provoke a recollection of memory; to remind.
tshíbré v. To use an unusual word order for circumstantial or dialectical reasons.
tshíré v. To employ a conjunction; to add on another clause; to assemble a sentence; syndeton.
tshírobé v. To assume.
tshítelbré v. To employ hyperbaton; to misplace a word for any poetic or rhetorical effect.
tshítsúgré v. To use an unusual word order for effect.
tshíyeloé v. To repeat a conjunction, especially when redundant; polysyndeton.
tshogé v. To proceed (in motion).
tshonetwizé v. To state things in the wrong order without any adornment; the rhetorical device of hysteron proteron.
tshosaré v. To proceed (with a plan).
tshumekhé v. To awaken.
tshusé v. To be awake.
tshushistorepé v. To hallucinate.
tsikúbé v. To constrain by specifying limits.
tsikúé v. To constrain by causing limits.
tsoilé v. To hollow.
tsoirebé v. To excavate, to hollow out.
turanlé v. To scatter.
túreponé v. To send someone into exile; to banish.
turesithé v. To use onomatopoeia.
túrghaité v. To fare; to encounter circumstances in the course of travel.
tútrúé v. To moderate; to watch one's footing; to not carry too much.
túzegé v. To travel by foot.
twené v. To rotate.
úbzé v. To modify.
udhé v. To ensure.
udzhé v. To study.
–uloé suf. To use ~ (N to V.)
–umbé suf. To give ~ (N to V).
úravé v. To seem to be.
–uvé suf. To be ~ (N to V.) Note that nouns ending in -pu will be shortened to -bé instead of -puvé.
uvíu ... Neptarlé v. To recover.
vallesé v. To embrace.
vandúpé v. To drop.
vañkúé v. To dismiss.
vanlé v. To send forth; to distribute; to release.
vanmeshúé v. To forgive.
vanshúé v. To blow.
vanthelúé v. To atone.
vatúloé v. To screw; to fuck.
vatúpé v. To screw; to fuck.
vé v. To be.
vekhravé v. To suddenly shift in tone or mood, especially for dramatic effect (bathos).
vekhroleté v. To edit; to refine (while preserving the original goal).
vekhrumbé v. To endow with meaning; to establish a goal.
vekhtúbé v. To format; to reshape a work of art into a new medium.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
venatúé v. To dig.
venavegé v. To submerge, to swim down.
vendé v. To wait for an opportunity.
vendzhé v. To hide [under]; to secretly deposit.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
veñgé v. To hide (transitive).
veñkasé v. To hide [under].
veñkorré v. To abdicate or resign from a leadership position.
venogé v. To succumb.
vensithé v. To mutter, mumble, or murmur.
ventrúé v. To inspect.
venzé v. To curse (a person); to put a curse upon a person.
venzhofé v. To crumble.
veré v. To count.
veríoné v. To oversee.
vesaké v. To be defeated.
veshé v. (a) To experience; (b) to be (without agency).
víbezé v. To bid at an auction.
viblé v. To buy.
vidtidzhé v. To characterize.
viglaité v. To receive money; to sell, receive a donation, or a gift.
viglaité (2) v. + genitive or ablative = To take a fee and admit someone for entry.
víglíkté v. To fine; to tax; to enact a monetary punishment.
viglobé v. To risk money; to place a wager.
viglobé (raní zelamezríkha) v. To risk everything.
víkúé v. To pay.
vindalé v. To prove.
viñgé v. To ship goods; to haul cargo or get it hauled.
viradé v. To cut; to abruptly stop or break.
vishloé v. To sell.
vité v. To sell.
vitúbé v. To state.
vúzé v. To summon; to send forth a summons.
walené v. To spin.
walkúé v. To hurry, to do or make something quickly.
waltshebé v. To announce.
washúthé v. To blow; to gust; to thrust forward into a situation.
wembedé v. To transmit or send electrical current through a wire.
wembúré v. To electrocute or expose to an electrical current.
wemipé v. To collide.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
widathé v. To write (a story).
widhebé v. Report.