nataksúé v. To make irregular or deregulate.
natalémané v. To lose objectivity with regards to a coworker due to romantic entanglement.
nateponé v. To liberate; to grant freedom; to expose from a shell.
natidzhé v. To remove.
natké v. To expose; to spread.
natkorré v. To reject or deny a claim (without absolute authority).
natopíé v. To unlock.
natoseté v. To vomit.
natré v. To separate.
natrúshiwé v. To make something disappear.
natrúthé v. To disappear.
natshíré v. To skip conjunctions; figuratively, to think quickly.
natúazé v. To filter.
natúé v. To subtract or remove.
natúloé v. To erase.
natúmúré v. To heal.
natzé v. To disturb; to imbalance a steady state.
natzeyeté v. To disrupt a steady state; written more commonly as natzé.
navúbé v. To mumble unclearly.
nazaré v. To remove a part, especially of a plant; to pluck a fruit.
nazelamé v. To divorce.
nazgarlé v. To pluck a fruit, root a carrot, or otherwise take a plant or part of a plant.
nazgé v. To pull.
neitúbé v. To establish or lay out premises or agreed-upon facts.
neitúbé (2) v. (with dative) To attribute or ascribe to.
nenúé v. To total up accounts of sums and deficits.
nepíté v. To linger.
neplaté v. (with hedes + dative) To draw a distinction or differentiate in a specified manner.
neppaé v. To harass.
neprísé v. To concede to a demand.
neptaré v. To recover.
neptarlé v. To recover (an object, situation, or status).
neptarleshé v. To die.
neptavahé v. To die.
neptegé v. To follow.
neptiké v. To supersede (to replace something with what comes after it).
neptímé v. To ensue.
neptíyé v. To interpret evidence left behind, especially in an archaeological or forensic context.
neptové v. To postpone.
neptsafé v. To inquire.
neptsalkzé v. To murder.
neptwizé v. To drive or otherwise guide from behind.
niskebé v. To build a structure in a cavern.
nodtalúbé v. To moan.
nohé v. To stay.
noheksé v. To preserve.
nohíré v. To retain; to still have; to keep possession of.
nokasé v. To refuse, especially because it would deprive another.
nokhé v. To fix [something in place]; to bolt something down.
nolrepúbé v. To vomit up food.
nomúré v. To remedy.
nosakelrobé v. To be improbable.
nosarhé v. To persist in an action; to keep doing; to continue.
nosarobé v. To be impossible.
nosé v. To lack; to be poor in.
nosétrômnaité v. To slip; to commit a solecism.
noshé v. To preserve.
noshivé v. To keep being (transitive).
noskúé v. To deplete; to exhaust.
nostelé v. To stumble.
novhé v. To keep being (intransitive, atelic).
novitopé v. To allude, generally to a literary work.
núdenlé v. To append (to a document); to amend by adding corrections.
núdivé v. To comprise.
núé v. To add or append.
ofaraité v. To value something emotionally.
ogé v. To come.
okhé v. To commandeer, inhabit briefly, or hastily take something.
okheshé v. To feel (an emotion).
ôlé v. To take; alternative spelling of arlé.
oleté v. To bring into life.
olrepepé v. To wean, to introduce to solid food.
olrilé v. To hunger (for something).
onaisté v. To gaze.
oñé v. To be preoccupied with.
ônethé v. To tell.
onílé v. To forecast; to predict; to prophesy.
oníthé v. To proclaim; to declare or announce cheerily.
ontrúé v. To anticipate eagerly or with joy.
ônúbé v. To accommodate.
onvekúé v. To calculate or compute.
onveré v. To enumerate.
onvusaré v. To apply mathematical knowledge to a problem.
oponé v. To jail.
opré v. To rise.
oshaité v. To take or accept something offered while under the influence of a motive, plan, or particular reason for taking it; to accept conditionally; to take under duress or with strings attached; to take so someone (usually the offerer or a subsequent recipient) will be satisfied; contrast zibé.
oshekú ... opré / oshekú ... ifopré v. To endorse.
oshethé v. To lobby.
osholridzhé v. To cater (by providing food).
oshúbé v. To motivate.
ossarlé v. To resign oneself to fate.
ossilé v. To require (by nature).
ossitré v. To experience cosmic awareness; to meditate.
paité v. To enjoy; to like.
palenté v. To destroy; to ruin.
palentelmé v. To mangle; to wreck; to twist something until it breaks.
palté v. To drop something due to tripping.
pamé v. To visit.
panúé v. To insert.
pefintiké v. To swap the beginnings of words as wordplay; to commit a spoonerism.