gembúré v. (a) To crush (physically); (b) (from gembé) to harm with promises.
genalí a. Instant.
genaru n. Route traveled; path taken.
gendiyurí a. Automatic; without thinking.
gesso n. Motion.
ghaité v. To carry.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
glaté v. To swim.
glatezu n. Swimmer.
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
gorai adv. Automatically.
gorekte n. Mobility.
gorí a. Automatic; by machine.
gorílektu n. Momentum.
gorilkúé v. To mobilize.
hedí ~ indé v. To dance about ~; to congratulate or celebrate.
híazé v. To stretch.
híazesso n. The feeling of being tugged on or stretched.
híeflúsé v. To lean sideways, especially in confusion.
hímaté v. To participate; to march with.
hímatekío n. Participation; marching with.
hítablé v. Drift.
howu n. Movement.
íañgé v. To go up, to ascend.
íañkta n. Eruption.
íañkúé v. To erupt.
íanopré v. To heighten.
íanúbide n. Boost.
ibedossalí a. Naval.
ibegé v. To swim.
iku (2) n. Way; approach; style; method; trajectory; course.
indatké v. To make a sweeping gesture or hand flourish.
indúthía n. Professional dancer, a type of sarekwía.
kaflové v. To discard; to toss; to chuck; to throw away.
kalamipé v. To shove, to knock down, to push down.
kebedé v. To rush, surge, or flow violently.
keblé v. To stagger, stumble, or walk clumsily.
kedlizahé v. To shift or squirm uncomfortably in response to physical discomfort such as an itch.
kedwizí a. Integrated; hard to extract.
kelkúé v. To extend.
ketabazu n. Nomad.
ketablé v. To wander.
kewalí a. Slow.
kholúé v. To leap.
kholúu n. Leap.
khôpahé v. To avoid.
khoské v. To turn the head indicating no or negativity.
khozoré v. To divert; to redirect.
kíeské v. To circulate.
kíeskía n. Circulation of flowing currents.
kíezgekíu n. Round; one lap of the patrol of a worker.
kíglemé v. To patrol.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnohekhtía n. Moderation; balance; centredness; regulation.
kipnúé v. To insert.
kipnúkíu n. Insertion.
klai kibúes pm. Unpleasantly close to; shadowing; stalking; stepping on the toes of.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
kotúzé v. To crawl.
kyenwé v. To integrate into a structure [transitive].
kyeré v. To rub.
laiëgorí a. Quick; fleet-footed.
latoké v. To linger.
legé v. To lead; to guide.
lerdené v. To bury.
lerdenekhtía n. Burial; funeral.
lerkwé v. To elevate.
lermogo n. Litter; palanquin.
les sañgekhtíu n. In passing.
leva n. Ladder.
lezeksé v. To lift the head indicating confidence or agreement.
lezgé v. To lift.
litrebé v. To collect, to gather into a bundle.
lizé v. To shift; to move slightly.
lúhailekhtíu n. Interference; blocking.
lúhailemé v. To interfere; to block; to stand between.
lúhaizé v. To intervene.
lúhaizeku n. Intervention.
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
lúthogé v. To transfer oneself; to move between.
maré v. To bring.
maru n. Goal, objective.
maté v. To join, connect, intersect, meet with, etc.
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
metshekasé v. To hide [behind].
metshekasedí a. Hidden [behind].
miplúé v. To bounce.
mokyeré v. To irritate.
nabedé v. To jam; to cease flowing due to blockage; to get stuck.
nairezyé v. To skim along an edge.
naluré v. To linger.
namaté v. To divorce; to split; to de-unionize; to retreat; to break up; (of a group) to dissolve; to go separate ways.
namelgé v. To displace.
namelgekíu n. Displacement.
namúdura n. Ambulance.
nanabedekwía n. Plumber.
naponekhtía n. Liberation.
nariké v. To navigate a claustrophobic maze; to find a path.