natúekwía riñkilis n. Waste remover; any job that should be highly paid to offset its unpleasantness.
nazgé v. To pull.
nazgru n. Pull-strength.
nepíté v. To linger.
neppaé v. To harass.
neptegé v. To follow.
neptwizé v. To drive or otherwise guide from behind.
nokhé v. To fix [something in place]; to bolt something down.
nokhíu n. Fixture; installed equipment or furniture.
nosétrômnaité v. To slip; to commit a solecism.
nostelé v. To stumble.
ogé v. To come.
ogekhtidu n. Immigrant.
oponé v. To jail.
opré v. To rise.
opreka n. Trained flyer.
palté v. To drop something due to tripping.
palúkara n. Jet; fountain; spray.
panúé v. To insert.
panúkíu n. Insertion.
ptalúé v. To buck; to jump wildly.
púté v. To burst.
rainé v. To dump.
rañga n. Ladder rung.
rindezé v. To dispose.
rindezío n. Disposal.
riñgé v. To bail.
riñgedíu n. Discharge; ejecta.
riñgelo n. Exit.
riñgové v. To deploy.
riñgovekío n. Deployment.
riñgúé v. To disturb; to provoke flight.
riñgúkí n. Disturbing; scary; annoying; capable of causing someone to flee.
riñgúku n. Disturbance.
ríopré v. To emerge.
sabré v. To mix or mingle with a group.
sanahé v. To come, to approach.
sané v. To bring closer.
sanes shúmatké v. To confront; to get up in someone's face in a territorial display.
saníegé v. To confront; to go and approach.
sartigé v. To tug gently, especially to encourage someone to follow in a specified direction.
sefrí walektes gé v. To drive or fly at cruising speed ("sufficient haste")
señgé v. To gesture.
señgo n. Gesture.
shúkogé v. To evaporate or boil.
shúlegé v. To pilot a large flying vehicle or a group of fliers in formation.
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmegé v. To fly, or to pilot a small shuttle or fighter craft.
shúthindika n. Grace; dance of the wind.
símaré v. To ride.
simfaré v. To ride.
sipparé v. To ride.
sívaré v. To ride.
skegé v. To scrape.
sogé v. To chase, imitate, pursue, or follow.
solegé v. To creep.
soponé v. To trap; to conclude a chase by capturing.
stegúbé v. To motion; to gesture or turn toward.
stoidudto n. Carriage.
surflúsé v. To lean forward, especially in anticipation.
survanai adv. Forth; forwardly [Íomanazinení].
tapé v. To prick.
teblé v. To walk.
thelgeksí a. Self-propelled; animate.
thimbé v. To blast.
thimbéu n. Blast.
thovloé v. (a) To trip and fall; (b) to offer oneself or one's services, either in dealings or for immediate use.
trômnu n. Footing.
trúveré v. To browse; to look through a collection.
tshazhané v. To wish for healthy renewal and growth (a customary goodbye.)
tshelflúsé v. To lean backward, especially in reluctance, or to otherwise show reluctance.
tsoidudto n. Cargo wagon.
túdalu n. Footstep.
túraka n. Flock; herd; congregation; crowd; thronging masses of an overpopulated space.
turanlé v. To scatter.
tútrúé v. To moderate; to watch one's footing; to not carry too much.
tútrúekhtía n. Moderation; temperance; self-restraint; modestness.
túzegé v. To travel by foot.
vallesé v. To embrace.
vandúpé v. To drop.
vañkúé v. To dismiss.
vanlé v. To send forth; to distribute; to release.
vanlekko n. Dismissal.
vekhravekya adv. Dramatically; markedly; remarkably.
venavegé v. To submerge, to swim down.
vendzhé v. To hide [under]; to secretly deposit.
vendzhedí a. Hidden; secretly deposited.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
veñkasé v. To hide [under].
veñkasedí a. Hidden [under].
venogé v. To succumb.
verekwía n. Number-keeper; someone who only tracks quantities of stock, time, distance travelled, et cetera.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
viglaité (2) v. + genitive or ablative = To take a fee and admit someone for entry.
walekte n. Haste; fastness; urgency.
walené v. To spin.
walí a. Fast.
walkúé v. To hurry, to do or make something quickly.
washúthé v. To blow; to gust; to thrust forward into a situation.
wemipé v. To collide.