efethé v. To advocate.
éflové v. To adhere (to a surface).
efoyaé v. To cheer.
eftessomaté v. To hold an assembly or ceremony for consultation or prayer.
eftomaté v. To consult.
egdúzafé v. To plead.
egé v. To leave.
églemé v. To adhere (to rules).
egnipúé v. To shoot a gun or bow, or trigger a catapult.
egúnikúé v. To make sense of something incoherent or confusing.
egúravé v. To make an ambiguous or equivocating sentence.
éhedethé v. To confer, such as with a colleague.
ekahé v. To transform; to change the shape of something.
ekhonveré v. To describe.
ekhtavé v. To fit (a person, thing, or situation); to be appropriate.
ekhté v. To shape.
ekhtipté v. To whittle; to carve something small, especially recreationally.
ekhúvenaré v. Exact rhetorical parallelism; isocolon (also ekhuví lúthenaré).
ekidzhé v. To cater to (acc = interest of dat); to bribe (dat) by providing (acc), especially if the exchange is initiated by the provider without having been expected beforehand by the recipient.
ekighé v. To infer.
ekkashiwé v. To grab violently, especially to seize a target in war.
ekkedé v. To beat (violently).
ekkíloé v. To evoke.
ekmaré v. To attempt.
ekopré v. To compel.
eksafé v. To consult; to ask something (acc) of someone (dat), usually a dedicated consultant (eksafemía).
ekwalé v. To excel.
ekwizgé v. To extract.
ekwizzé v. To extract.
ellegé v. To induce.
éloé v. To apply.
émanazé v. To choose a chooser; such as when picking between recommendations.
émazé v. To comply with an instruction.
embedé v. To dry.
émikkúé v. To forge; to smith; to strike metal.
émoilé v. To convict.
émoilekía v. Conviction.
empéré v. To evaluate.
empré v. To sink or fall.
énaloté v. To constitute.
endíkté (mí kyete) v. To penalize.
énikivé v. To adhere (to faith or ideology).
énikúé v. To consolidate; to group up.
enindé v. To dance with someone, generally for celebratory or congratulatory purposes.
eñkané v. To indicate.
enohé v. To moderate; to stay with something and oversee it.
enraué v. To coo or chirp, usually for inquisitive or compassionate reasons.
enteté v. To live something, such as one's dreams or a particular lifestyle.
entrúé v. To look at.
enzé v. (Oksí Lilitika) Progressive auxiliary verb.
enzé (2) v. (Rare) To focus on.
enzikasé v. To be seized by doubt or emptiness following the discrediting of a belief; aporia.
enzúbé v. (with dative) To give focus to.
epoé v. To bind or tie.
epokúgreshé v. To experience a spinal chill.
eponé v. To enclose.
époteté v. To thrive; to live with joy.
epsaré v. To trigger.
eregé v. To invade.
érepé v. To explore.
éreptsafé v. To investigate.
eridzhé v. To be inherited of [something]; to inherit.
eríné v. To insert.
erízé v. To penetrate into.
erízé (2) v. To inject [acc] into [dat].
erizgé v. To involve.
erlizahé v. To shift or squirm in response to emotional discomfort or excitement.
erlkoé v. To employ internal rhyme, where one or more rhyme pairs occur within a single line.
eryaité v. To take in.
eryokhé v. To be fond of.
ésolegé v. To confine a search or process to a limited scope.
espai litraité v. To form or coin a word or phrase in a more compact form.
étakéflasé v. To bond socially.
etanlé v. To withhold.
etanshúé v. To inhale.
étatopekaité v. To pester or to bother for a period of time.
étavé v. To happen (of an event).
étemlé v. To consider.
éthariwa il ~ bedé phr. Flowing in accordance with ~; to be synchronized with ~.
ethé v. To say.
éthelsofé v. To masturbate.
etusé v. To apologise.
eveñkúgwé v. To vibrate.
éveré v. To ally with, or align with a cause.
evgenúbé v. To donate.
évizzé v. To encourage.
evmoré v. To intensify.
evnúé v. To accumulate, adding a small amount (the accusative) onto a mass (the dative or locative).
evokhé v. To affix [an attachment].
evoné v. To describe.
evonzahé v. To entertain.
évúbé v. To compound (acc) into (dat); contrast alignment of míbé.
éyernatúé v. To decrease.
éyernúé v. To increase.
ézelhé v. To make perfect.
ezheté v. To nourish.
ezré v. To do or perform the activity naturally associated with something.
fabvé v. To refract.
faltau déganis repé v. (Zeyetaní phrase) To find music of a horn; to blow a horn to perform cymatospicy divination.
faltúbé v. To sing, to give music.