keilkúé v. To expand.
keimbeshé v. To blush.
kelaktoné v. To speak hyperbolically.
kelesithé v. To repeat a word several times in a row; epizeuxis.
kelfasé v. To loosen.
kelflasé v. To grip tightly, to clutch.
kelhé v. To make very strong; to hone.
kelíorúbé v. To give courtesy; to show respect when not strictly required.
kelithé v. To yell or bellow.
kelkúé v. To extend.
kellaré v. To contemplate for a long time.
kellebé v. To augment or extend an existing physical structure.
kellíksé v. To employ irony or be ironic.
kelopé v. To inspire.
kelôrúé v. To stare or gaze at intently.
kelrobé v. To be probable.
kelsañgé v. To exceed.
keltalí ilmoilekíúbé v. To give an allegory.
keltalikúé v. To prolong; to draw out, especially rhetorical amplification.
kelthelekhté v. To age.
kelúnaré v. To use rhetorical parallelism through repeated use of similarity at the end of the sentence or clause.
kerekazhé v. To tear into strips.
keroé v. To coincide.
ketablé v. To wander.
kethavhé v. To swell.
kezalokezoné v. To decide to hate something and derive pleasure from doing so.
kezaloné v. To decide to hate something; to make a choice that is hateful or will perpetuate frustration.
kezelekhté v. To shape or constrain something into an unrelated form, usually for artistic reasons.
khablamekhal thebé v. To bring forth from the fog; emanation of the stasrintshéa.
khehé v. To sigh, growl, groan, or otherwise produce a non-verbal sound that might be involuntary.
kholúé v. To leap.
khomanazé v. To forbid someone [acc] from travelling to a specific place [dat].
khôpahé v. To avoid.
khoské v. To turn the head indicating no or negativity.
khostipé v. To kick.
khozoré v. To divert; to redirect.
khralé v. To tinge; to tint.
khúlé v. To coil a rope-like object.
kiddúbé v. To install.
kíeské v. To circulate.
kíglemé v. To patrol.
killighé v. To augment or enhance an existing idea, sensation, or experience.
kíloé v. To invoke.
kílosé v. To name.
kilosikhu … ethé v. To say the name of [with genitive]; to invoke.
kílosúbé v. To nominate.
kilozhofé v. To ken; to euphemistically, epithetically, or metaphorically refer to something with a compound word.
kílstobé v. To greet a superior (by showing deference to her name.)
kilúbé v. To submit one's name; to sign up; to register; to volunteer.
kiné v. To dig up.
kiñgé v. To alert or warn.
kíoté v. To make an available choice; to take an option.
kipabvé v. To make explicit.
kipalúé v. To use or coin a nonstandard contraction; syncope.
kipintiké v. To swap the middles of words as wordplay.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnúé v. To insert.
kipponé v. To imprison.
kírobé v. To strongly predict.
kisifé v. To orgasm.
klaté v. To finish.
klefamé v. To care for or love, yet regard with restrained or passive-aggressive contempt.
kleté v. To snap into place; to emit a clicking sound; to finish (as a variant of klaté).
klíkúé v. To exaggerate.
klimé v. To inflict; to put suffering upon.
klúthebé v. To manufacture (in a factory).
koalé v. To call or summon.
koiné v. To dig through.
koinethé v. To negotiate.
koisaré v. To settle in or nest.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
koissezmerlé v. To find home (generally by instinct).
kokúé v. To satisfy.
konúbé v. To act (in a play).
kordíké v. To pad.
korré v. To declare a claim; to claim.
korré (natalémanekhtikhe) v. To declare a loss of objectivity, usually to quit a job to date a coworker.
kosé v. To kiss.
kosithé v. To whisper intimately.
kotopé v. To give a hint.
kotorilé v. To argue or fight.
kotúzé v. To crawl.
krenevú natúé v. To delete from a database.
krenúbé v. To deal; to make exchange agreements.
kríveré v. To adnominate; to re-use the same sound in multiple contexts.
ksoghé v. To devise.
ktôphé v. To pop; to burst.
ktúké v. To explode.
ktúthé v. To make a boom sound; to explode or implode violently.
kúé v. To make; to do.
kúgré v. To shake.
kúgredivé v. To be unable to think; to suffer from confusion or dementia.
kúgwé v. To oscillate.
kúkaité v. To clip.
kúkasé v. To lose something to theft, typically not of significant emotional value.
kúlé v. To fill; to fulfill; to fully utilize; to complete.
kútaié v. To assassinate.
kwadé v. To struggle.
kwaisekúbé v. To augment an odour or flavour pleasantly; to spice.