híeflúsé v. To lean sideways, especially in confusion.
hikhrúbé v. To accent or complement a design.
hímaté v. To participate; to march with.
híñké v. To fight.
hítablé v. Drift.
hitshúbé v. To use part of a thing to refer to the whole; synecdoche of the first kind.
homé v. To rely.
hovloé v. To put something down so it can be used or eaten; such as on a table or hook.
íanadtepé v. To erect.
íandzmé v. To plunge.
íanethé v. To dare; to encourage taking risk.
íanflasé v. To climb or ascend.
íañgé v. To go up, to ascend.
íañgzé v. To escalate.
íanidzhé v. To dedicate.
íañkúé v. To erupt.
íanopré v. To heighten.
íanzhané v. To cultivate; to mould upward.
ibegé v. To swim.
ídé v. To vote for.
idemé v. To earn.
idhé v. To depict.
idzhé v. To put; to give; to yield; to surrender; to render; to dispense.
idzhobé v. To sacrifice.
ifilé v. To want; to require by desire.
ifísé v. To indulge [another].
ighé v. To think.
igheksé v. To reason [in thought].
ighelé v. To intend.
ighethé v. To reason [in word]; especially + acc = to reason with someone.
ighokhaité v. To maintain an obsession by revisiting a thought.
ighokhepé v. To obsess; to take on an obsession.
ikasogé v. To mimic the writing style of another.
iksaré v. To put into practice habitually (to be a practitioner).
íkwalitopé v. Reversal of ownership, a literary trope.
íkwesaré v. To own, to carry out the business of owning.
ílé v. To need or want (archaic).
ileké v. To attain.
ílethé v. To plead or beg.
–ilkúé suf. To make something ~ (A to V).
illava dzafekíekai saré v. To demonstrate.
illegenaré v. To transition from one topic to another; (if excessive) to ramble undirectedly; (if casual) to wander between thoughts.
illemiké v. Idealize.
illeponé v. To deeply understand; to comprehend.
illerthé v. To represent.
illesúíé v. To use notional agreement ("the group were" instead of "the group was") with a noun.
illidathé v. To write (an essay).
illoteté v. To conceive (of an idea.)
illúbé v. To teach.
ilsithé v. To speak of an idea or opinion at length.
imkorrúbé v. To give a statement, suggestion, or command as a question; anacoenosis.
ínamé v. To erect.
indatké v. To make a sweeping gesture or hand flourish.
indé v. To dance, especially for celebration or entertainment.
intiké v. To swap, exchange, or replace.
intsahé v. To betray.
íntshepé v. To assemble.
íoamé v. To love someone with high regard.
íomaité v. To adopt a custom.
íoraité v. To hold respect or fondness; to appreciate; with the ablative implying holding on to a memory.
íorebé v. To respect.
íré v. To have; to possess.
ísé v. To invite, to command, to suggest, to bid (someone to do something).
ísekúbé v. To suggest.
ithaé v. To admit.
itré v. To observe, witness, or attend an event.
ítsnahé v. To betray (vulgar).
iyé v. To think.
iyé (2) v. To interpret [with ablative], especially involving translation of a live speaker.
kadípoa (2) v. Disappointment; shortcoming; shortage.
kadípokúé v. To disappoint; to come up short.
kaflové v. To discard; to toss; to chuck; to throw away.
kaitelé v. To satisfy.
kaké v. To chop something into smaller parts.
kalamipé v. To shove, to knock down, to push down.
kalefaé v. To tempt.
kantaré v. To purify.
karsidzhé v. To befriend; to give friendship.
karúmbé v. To determine by logical induction.
kasé v. To lose something or to be deprived of it.
kashiwé v. To steal.
kastrúé v. To ignore; to miss; to overlook; to half-heartedly search for; especially due to low effort.
kavé v. To match.
kavitúbé v. To assert.
kazaré v. To trust or befriend.
kazarlé v. To trust.
kazhané v. To cut something into a shape.
kazorré v. To accept a claim, with or without evidence.
kebedé v. To rush, surge, or flow violently.
keblé v. To stagger, stumble, or walk clumsily.
keblethé v. To stutter or stammer.
kedaré v. To offend; to take [to something or someone] roughly.
kedé v. To mine.
kedlizahé v. To shift or squirm uncomfortably in response to physical discomfort such as an itch.
kedloé v. To abuse an object, job title, or situation.
kedobedé v. To mine, smelt, refine, pan for, or otherwise extract mineral resources.
kedúfé v. To humiliate through sexual assault.
kedvíté v. To conspire.
kedzaré v. To abuse a person or people.
kéflasé v. To take someone's hand and hold it.