The following dictionary entries are tagged verb:
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kwondé v. To not understand; to be confused by a statement or conversation.
kyenwé v. To integrate into a structure [transitive].
kyepteshé v. To flicker.
kyeré v. To rub.
kyetahé v. To mutate; to change spontaneously over time as a result of influences.
kyetarlé v. To recruit.
kyetavé v. To happen or occur periodically.
kyéteñkúé v. To integrate into a routine; to make habitual.
kyetové v. To designate.
kyetúbé v. To register.
laimipé v. To assault.
lainé v. To remain.
lairené v. To render.
laizzé v. To exert.
lasané v. To boast.
lassé v. To be aware.
laté v. To stop.
latoké v. To linger.
lédahé v. To diminish (passive/reflexive).
lédé v. To lessen or reduce (active).
legé v. To lead; to guide.
legembé v. To promise something lewd or salacious; to tantalize.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
legethé v. To dictate instructions.
lementipé v. To use symploce; a series of sentences with parallel beginnings and endings.
lempé v. To reflect light or an image.
lempetemé v. To construct a sentence or sentences with a reflected symmetry that illuminates a point; chiasmus.
lenitshúbé v. To use two contrasting portions to refer to a range; merism.
léntahé v. To mate.
lerbedé v. To overwhelm.
lerdené v. To bury.
lerebé v. To upgrade.
leres haité v. To profit; to benefit from; to rise above using.
leres ~ salkzepé v. To conquer ~; to find glory over ~.
leríané v. To overcome.
lerkwé v. To elevate.
leroleté v. To sprout.
lesé v. To drink.
lestelmé v. To sublimate a passion; to redirect energy from one emotion into an unrelated productive activity.
lestithé v. To talk dirty; to make conversation with the intention of inducing sexual arousal or gratification.
lethé v. To speak as if someone or something else; to employ apostrophe in the first person.
levadé v. To cut into halves; to split.
levatké v. To make a show of defiance or challenge toward someone; especially a biological threat response which is confrontational.
levgaksekúé v. To deputize.
lezeksé v. To lift the head indicating confidence or agreement.
lezgé v. To lift.
liburké v. To filter; to screen.
lidahé v. To shrink (passive/reflexive).
lidé v. To shrink (active).
ligimaté v. To employ semantic syllepsis; to form a sentence where one word must be interpreted in different figurative meanings to be read coherently.
líkyé v. To lick.
liskúé v. To diminish.
lissané v. To format; to arrange; to adapt a work to a new medium.
listúaré v. To conserve.
lithelkoé v. To employ a half-rhyme.
litraité v. To gather.
litré v. To group.
litrebé v. To collect, to gather into a bundle.
litrepé v. To cluster (data).
litrepeko v. Cluster (of data).
livúbé v. To compile, to complete a puzzle, to assemble a collage or complete historical account.
lizé v. To shift; to move slightly.
lobaré v. To manipulate (with a tool).
loé v. To use.
loké v. To implement.
loksúbetúbé v. To pledge.
lôndúé v. To watch; to focus on.
lônyaré v. To paint (a canvas).
lôpé v. To notice (by sight).
lôrúdzhé v. To observe.
lôrúé v. To look or stare at.
lúayeshé v. To resemble.
lúfethé v. To broadcast sound over radio.
lúhailemé v. To interfere; to block; to stand between.
lúhaité v. To coordinate, to take resources or communication between, to hold a situation together.
lúhaizé v. To intervene.
lúharé v. To correlate.
lúhathé v. To correspond; to exchange correspondence.
lúkelesithé v. To repeat a word for effect throughout a passage, allowing for different inflections or derivations from one root; polyptoton.
lúlúbé v. To overuse synonyms; pleonasm or synonymia.
lúmoklaté v. To conclude clauses or sentences in the same way; antistrophe.
lúmotekhé v. Use of parallel inflections; homeoptoton.
lúmotimé v. To start the same way; to make an anaphoric clause.
lúpé v. To found.
lúpé (2) v. To provoke.
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
lúthenaré v. Any form of structural rhetorical parallelism.
lúthogé v. To transfer oneself; to move between.
mabé v. To give a choice; to allow a decision.
maé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also mé.
mambé v. To rate; to assign a rating.
manazé v. To choose.
manepé v. To reckon.
manethé v. To dictate opinions or a letter.
manúbé v. (with dative) To give critique on; to critique.
mapanté v. To approve of a decision.
maré v. To bring.
masadé v. To be pregnant.
masebené v. To employ grammatical syllepsis: parallelism by omission in connected clauses where the omitted words may necessarily not agree in form.
maté v. To join, connect, intersect, meet with, etc.
kyenwé v. To integrate into a structure [transitive].
kyepteshé v. To flicker.
kyeré v. To rub.
kyetahé v. To mutate; to change spontaneously over time as a result of influences.
kyetarlé v. To recruit.
kyetavé v. To happen or occur periodically.
kyéteñkúé v. To integrate into a routine; to make habitual.
kyetové v. To designate.
kyetúbé v. To register.
laimipé v. To assault.
lainé v. To remain.
lairené v. To render.
laizzé v. To exert.
lasané v. To boast.
lassé v. To be aware.
laté v. To stop.
latoké v. To linger.
lédahé v. To diminish (passive/reflexive).
lédé v. To lessen or reduce (active).
legé v. To lead; to guide.
legembé v. To promise something lewd or salacious; to tantalize.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
legethé v. To dictate instructions.
lementipé v. To use symploce; a series of sentences with parallel beginnings and endings.
lempé v. To reflect light or an image.
lempetemé v. To construct a sentence or sentences with a reflected symmetry that illuminates a point; chiasmus.
lenitshúbé v. To use two contrasting portions to refer to a range; merism.
léntahé v. To mate.
lerbedé v. To overwhelm.
lerdené v. To bury.
lerebé v. To upgrade.
leres haité v. To profit; to benefit from; to rise above using.
leres ~ salkzepé v. To conquer ~; to find glory over ~.
leríané v. To overcome.
lerkwé v. To elevate.
leroleté v. To sprout.
lesé v. To drink.
lestelmé v. To sublimate a passion; to redirect energy from one emotion into an unrelated productive activity.
lestithé v. To talk dirty; to make conversation with the intention of inducing sexual arousal or gratification.
lethé v. To speak as if someone or something else; to employ apostrophe in the first person.
levadé v. To cut into halves; to split.
levatké v. To make a show of defiance or challenge toward someone; especially a biological threat response which is confrontational.
levgaksekúé v. To deputize.
lezeksé v. To lift the head indicating confidence or agreement.
lezgé v. To lift.
liburké v. To filter; to screen.
lidahé v. To shrink (passive/reflexive).
lidé v. To shrink (active).
ligimaté v. To employ semantic syllepsis; to form a sentence where one word must be interpreted in different figurative meanings to be read coherently.
líkyé v. To lick.
liskúé v. To diminish.
lissané v. To format; to arrange; to adapt a work to a new medium.
listúaré v. To conserve.
lithelkoé v. To employ a half-rhyme.
litraité v. To gather.
litré v. To group.
litrebé v. To collect, to gather into a bundle.
litrepé v. To cluster (data).
litrepeko v. Cluster (of data).
livúbé v. To compile, to complete a puzzle, to assemble a collage or complete historical account.
lizé v. To shift; to move slightly.
lobaré v. To manipulate (with a tool).
loé v. To use.
loké v. To implement.
loksúbetúbé v. To pledge.
lôndúé v. To watch; to focus on.
lônyaré v. To paint (a canvas).
lôpé v. To notice (by sight).
lôrúdzhé v. To observe.
lôrúé v. To look or stare at.
lúayeshé v. To resemble.
lúfethé v. To broadcast sound over radio.
lúhailemé v. To interfere; to block; to stand between.
lúhaité v. To coordinate, to take resources or communication between, to hold a situation together.
lúhaizé v. To intervene.
lúharé v. To correlate.
lúhathé v. To correspond; to exchange correspondence.
lúkelesithé v. To repeat a word for effect throughout a passage, allowing for different inflections or derivations from one root; polyptoton.
lúlúbé v. To overuse synonyms; pleonasm or synonymia.
lúmoklaté v. To conclude clauses or sentences in the same way; antistrophe.
lúmotekhé v. Use of parallel inflections; homeoptoton.
lúmotimé v. To start the same way; to make an anaphoric clause.
lúpé v. To found.
lúpé (2) v. To provoke.
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
lúthenaré v. Any form of structural rhetorical parallelism.
lúthogé v. To transfer oneself; to move between.
mabé v. To give a choice; to allow a decision.
maé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also mé.
mambé v. To rate; to assign a rating.
manazé v. To choose.
manepé v. To reckon.
manethé v. To dictate opinions or a letter.
manúbé v. (with dative) To give critique on; to critique.
mapanté v. To approve of a decision.
maré v. To bring.
masadé v. To be pregnant.
masebené v. To employ grammatical syllepsis: parallelism by omission in connected clauses where the omitted words may necessarily not agree in form.
maté v. To join, connect, intersect, meet with, etc.
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