adígé v. To tug.
ageshiwezo n. Obstacle; anchor; ballast; brakes; cork; stopper; anything that prevents undesired movement.
akhogé v. To halt; to go no farther.
alaglaté v. To dive or swim downward.
alaksé v. To dip the head indicating yes or acceptance.
alañgé v. To go down, to descend.
alañgre n. Weight; downward pull.
alanteblekíu n. Descent.
albedé v. To be idle; to not flow; to have no work or inspiration; to be dried up (of a river).
alégé v. To halt; to stop going.
alenzegé v. To evacuate.
alestitré v. To boycott or snub.
alíegé v. To leave; to abandon.
alígé v. To flee, to run away, to retreat.
alikré v. To grind against.
alíradé v. To disrupt.
alíradíu n. Disruption.
alísivlé v. To contend; to race against.
alísogé v. To chase or hunt, especially with the intent of capturing or harming.
alkúé v. To do something very precisely and carefully.
alonegé v. To exit.
alsoité v. To consolidate; to make solid and contiguous.
althoigé v. To cross; to go across.
althoizé v. To penetrate through.
althoizekío n. Breakthrough.
alúé v. To jump.
alyé v. To wait (for someone or something expected).
ampúé v. To insert.
ampúkíu n. Insertion.
analúé v. To dip.
apogé v. To enter.
asaité v. To take something secretly; to nab.
asañgé v. To halt; go no closer.
asañkwé v. To isolate.
asighé v. To sneak.
atebé v. To halt; to cease walking.
aveñgé n. To land (a ship or boat).
avôkúé v. To charge into battle.
avôlu n. Speed.
azagé v. To lower.
bedé v. To flow; to water; to release a flow.
bedzúsu n. Region of highest activity; the thick of something.
bepté v. To dribble or drip.
berteblé v. To stumble or nearly trip.
bertúzé v. To walk erratically; to walk in a stumbling manner.
bezemeia n. Source (of a flow).
bostelé v. To walk pridefully; to strut.
dabé v. To lap [a liquid]; to lick repeatedly for the purposes of drinking.
degaré v. To carve.
degeponé v. To capture or hold a hostage.
degeponedíu n. Hostage.
degzé v. To pluck.
demnu n. Pose, position.
dílúba n. Leak; flow of dripping.
dílúbedé v. To leak; to drip.
dilúpeda n. Trickle.
dosé v. To circle; to orbit.
dúpé v. To fall.
duté v. To make a thudding sound.
egé v. To leave.
egekhtidu n. Emigrant.
egrído n. Missile.
ekwizgé v. To extract.
ekwizzé v. To extract.
empré v. To sink or fall.
énikúé v. To consolidate; to group up.
enindé v. To dance with someone, generally for celebratory or congratulatory purposes.
eñkané v. To indicate.
epsaré v. To trigger.
eregé v. To invade.
eregesso n. Invasion.
eregezu n. Invader.
eríné v. To insert.
erínekíu n. Insertion.
erízé v. To penetrate into.
erízé (2) v. To inject [acc] into [dat].
erlizahé v. To shift or squirm in response to emotional discomfort or excitement.
ésivlekse n. Race; disputed matter.
ésivleza n. Contender; racer; debater.
ésolegé v. To confine a search or process to a limited scope.
espí plañgo n. Staircase or ramp landing.
etanlé v. To withhold.
étúradzhekía n. Congregation; gathering of people.
evokhé v. To affix [an attachment].
fekté v. To carry [by handle] to the intended destination; to dispose of; to resolve.
felsai adv. Forwardly; forth; frontward [Íomanazinení].
felséya adv. Forwardly; forth; frontward [Sarasí].
fíyethí indamota Yúropanis n. (Terran culture) Ballet.
flazré v. To poke, especially to provoke a response.
floé v. To arc, toss, throw, or cause to round a corner in a wide curve.
flovaté v. To catch something thrown; to terminate an arc; to understand an idea not carefully expressed.
flovipúé v. To throw.
flúsé v. To tilt or lean.
fôbahé v. To evade.
gé v. To move.
geflovéu n. Lap; loop in a race.
géïko n. Formation, especially for fighting.
gekhté v. To flow.
gekhtidu n. Migrant.
gekhtu n. Flow; the shape of movement.